We are now working to bring Strobel’s work to the big screen. We are raising the funds in partnership with a 501c3 to make a feature film documentary about Trudie, her survival in the camps, and the tapestry work that led her out of a crippling depression later in life. Using new 3D technology and screen projection, the film will offer a uniquely immersive storytelling experience.

 

“Meeting a Holocaust survivor and hearing their first-hand testimony is the most effective way to understand the horrors of what happened,” said Trudie's biographer Jody Savin. “Our hope is that this documentary will bring necessary attention to the perils of racism and intolerance around the world.” 

 

As for Strobel, she sees the book and the documentary as an opportunity to ensure that future generations are educated about the Holocaust and the dangers of all forms of intolerance. Contributions of any size will help to make Trudie's film a reality.

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Tax deductible donations of any size can be made to the ABI Holocaust Film Fund, a 501(c)3.

By Credit card or Paypal:

                        https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=6VAJZCHA4R27E

By check to:

                        Agudath B’nai Israel Synagogue (Holocaust Film Fund)

                        1715 Meister Rd.  Lorain, Ohio 44053