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About the AssociationIn the spring of 2000, almost
fifty-five years to the day since British troops liberated Westerbork concentration camp,
a group of persons from Geneva, Amsterdam and Berlin decided to join forces in order to
preserve the memory of Max Ehrlich, the Westerbork Theater Group, its members and their
works.
Each brought to this undertaking their
own particular areas of interest and special expertise: exile
research, holocaust studies, anti-revisionist activism, German literature, theater, Jewish
humor, family history, etc.
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Together, they founded a non-profit association to offer
infrastructure and activities in relation to the chosen subject matter.
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In
memory of
the Theater Group
Westerbork
concentration camp 1943-1944 |
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From the onset, they voted to limit administrative structures to the absolute minimum.
Rather, the Max Ehrlich Association would constitute a largely informal platform on which
to conjugate the members’ energies and competencies for maximum visibility and
concrete results.
In this spirit, the
Association’s action plan was articulated along five main lines of activities:
- Documentary Collection
- Publishing
- Information Activities (events)
- Accompaniment/Grants
- Educational/Cultural Projects.
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