The Stolpersteine: the world’s project of Holocaust commemoration
100,000 Stolpersteine in 1800 cities in 28 countries
Terry Swartzberg is a leading figure in the Stolpersteine movement
New forms of Holocaust commemoration
Faces for the Names: getting the world – and especially the young – involved in Holocaust commemoration
Terry Swartzberg created and stages Faces for the Names and other innovative forms of commemoration throughout Germany
Jewish life in Germany
Ten years of wearing a kippa in public
Terry Swartzberg: the force for a joyous, proactive and vigilant Judaism in Germany
Terry Swartzberg: honored by the government of Germany for his “civic courage”
Terry Swartzberg: answering the questions:
How do the Stolpersteine work? Who are they for? How have they changed society?
Do the young in Germany know about the Holocaust? How do we get them involved in Holocaust commemoration?
Are Jews safe in Germany and Europe? What is Jewish life in Germany like?
What’s it like wearing a kippa in Germany?
Terry on Wikipedia:
Terry’s TEDxTUM talk:
Terry on TED on ethical campaigning:
Terry’s kippa experiment: broadcasts and videos
Terry’s book “With Chutzpah and Kippah”
Terry’s play Tzaddhik
The Eternal Jew. The most righteous of the 36 Righteous. The performer of the world’s longest running play. Along with his mispacha.