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Women Inspired to think about who was responsible for the Holocaust

James Cairns playing the roles of well-known people who in the past contributed to the rise of and spread of anti-Semitism, may seem unusual at the Johannesburg Holocaust and Genocide Centre. However, it offered a successful and stimulating WIZO Women Inspired evening on November 26.

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The performance – cleverly scripted by Helen Heldenmuth – left the audience with the question of who was actually responsible for the Holocaust?

Joceline Basserabie who organised the event, told the audience of WIZO’s vital role in funding various projects in Israel, including Neve WIZO, a family foster home for abused children from the ages of 4 – 18 years, enabling them to take their place in society and to become contributing citizens.

She also mentioned that the more WIZO members we have, the more seating representation we get at the United Nations, enabling us to fight for our worthy causes

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