Son of Holocaust survivor to speak at Pullman High School

On Tuesday evening, Andrew Laszlo Jr. will present a free public talk at Pullman High School, focusing on his father's experiences as a Holocaust survivor. Andrew Laszlo, Sr. , who grew up in Hungary, was the sole survivor of his family during this dark chapter of history and later became a celebrated cinematographer in America. The event aims to shed light on the personal stories behind historical events, fostering understanding and empathy among attendees.

Laszlo Jr. has dedicated himself to sharing his father's story since discovering his memoir, emphasizing the importance of preserving such narratives. The presentation promises to engage the audience and highlight the significance of remembrance and education regarding the Holocaust. Scheduled to begin at 7 p. m.

, the event is expected to attract community members interested in history and cultural awareness. Attendees will have the opportunity to reflect on the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. This event underscores the critical role personal stories play in understanding complex historical events.