Last Letters: The Prison Correspondence

Last Letters: The Prison Correspondence 1944-45 between Freya and Helmuth Von Moltke Monday, January 25 at 7:15pm Commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day with letters brought to life by Johannes von Moltke and Dorothea von Moltke, the grandchildren of Freya and Helmuth Moltke. It is September 1944 in Berlin. Helmuth von Moltke is in prison awaiting trial and presumably execution for his opposition to the dictatorship. The Nazis are unaware that the prison chaplain is smuggling letters between Helmuth and his wife Freya. The two write almost daily sharing their fears, emotions and experiences until January 1945 when he is tried, found guilty and executed. Purchase Book Here Register here Zoom link   Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/s/99528697465#success     Sponsored with Congregation Emanu-El of Westchester and the German International School New York