Latest News and Updates Martin Small's book now available
Martin Small and author Vic Shayne teamed up to write the complete story of Martin's life. "Remember Us" is a first-person account of Jewish life in Eastern Europe before World War II, a testimony to the brutality of the Holocaust, and ultimately, a tribute to those who could never share their stories with the world. "Remember Us" has received acclaim from Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel, actor and activist Ed Asner and Regis University Holocaust Studies Professor Victoria McCabe. Click here or more information about the life and art of Martin Small. He also has a tribute site with additional stories and poetry. |
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Dr. Dan Clayton Speaks At Broomfield Veterans Day Commemorations The Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum held it's 5th annual Veterans Day celebration at the Broomfield Civic Auditorium, and Dr. Dan Clayton was the keynote speaker. He addressed the audience about the work he has undertaken with the Center to preserve the memories of war veterans, especially the World War II generation. Dr. Clayton also moderated a discussion concluding The Broomfield Public Library Foundation's One Book One Broomfield event, which selected Tom Brokaw's "The Greatest Generation" as the book Broomfield residents were to read and reflect on. Among the panelists at that discussion were John Atkinson, Bob Ball, Paul Murphy, Bob Seeber and Joe Weinmeier, all previous presenters during the Stories From Wartime series.
Click here to hear Dr. Clayton describe what motivated him to make the study of war experience his life's work.
For more videos of Dr. Clayton's presentation, click on the About The Center and Stories From Wartime, and War Experiences buttons. |
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Martin Small Remembers The Holocaust Through Art An extensive profile of Mauthausen survivor Martin Small is now available. There are two video clips and an online gallery of selected artworks he has created. |
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| Video Archive Updated We have added several new video clips and reorganized the page for easier navigation. We have included several clips from the "American Memories: In Their Own Words" series produced by Omni Media Services for the City and County of Broomfield in conjunction with the Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum. Check out the additional clips on the Video Page. |
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The memorial is collecting the names and service histories of over 6000 Coloradans killed or missing In action since the Spanish-American War. Much of the information about these men is incomplete due to a loss of records in a fire, so if you have a family member or friend from Colorado who gave their life for freedom, please visit www.cfmf.com to submit their story. |
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| Preserve Your Memories DIY! Learn how you can save your memories for future generations. The Preservation Page contains a number of helpful hints for how to preserve your war memories for your family and future generations through archives like the Center's. Included are hints for recording video and audio interviews, creating websites and writing memoirs. Learn more about how to preserve your war experiences. |
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The Regis University Center For The Study of War Experience is dedicated to preserving the memories of war veterans in their own words through educational programs, physical and digital archiving of personal artifacts and memorabilia and recorded audio and video interviews detailing their experiences in their own words. The Center is an official non-profit organization affiliated with Regis University in Denver, Colorado. Click here for more information about the Center's programs. Regis University Center |
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