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About Light Out of Darkness App

Light out of Darkness is an interactive documentary which tells intimate stories of Holocaust survivors from the Los Angeles area. Through the app, you can watch as the survivors share the beauty and light of their life stories, all of which began in darkness and fear. With the app, you can learn about the survivors' lives during the years of the Second World War and the Holocaust, how they came to start new lives in America, and how they met the loves of their lives.

We are very grateful to have the opportunity to share the survivors' stories with you though this app. We hope that you take away inspiring lessons to put into practice in your own life.

Filmed in 2015, the documentary includes the stories of these survivors:

Toby Tambor
Julius Rothschild
Eta Moss
Kurt & Rosza Bronner
Mina Colton
Allen & Dorothy Greenstein
Stella Esformes
Natalie Gold
Eva Brettler
Rita Kahane
Serena Rubin
Miriam Tasini
Lya Frank
Emil Jacoby
Erika Jacoby

A Special Thank You:

The UCLA Bearing Witness Program and the Students and Survivors who make it possible
Sarah and Eugene Zinn Memorial Scholarship
The UCLA Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies
The Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles
The Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles
Café Europa
Hillel at UCLA
The Families of everyone involved in the documentary