Event Calendar
FILM: Let Us Die
On the eve of the anniversary of the Russian invasion in Ukraine,
join us for the exclusive screening of "Let us Die".
As a young man in the late 1980s, Tim Mallad, purchased an old, beaten-up desk in Dallas. Inside, he found an old British Passport, black and white photographs, a letter from Tel Aviv, international air mail from the 1950s, and a collection of fragile letters that were written in German at the end of World War II. This finding is the unlikely beginning of a story that ultimately led into the darkness of war crimes in the city of Neustrelitz at the time of Germany’s liberation from the Nazi regime – and that led Frank Pringham, great grandnephew of Thomas Mann, into a chapter of his family history previously unknown.
We are honored to welcome Mr. Frank Pringham to join us for the showing of the documentary,
inaugurating the new screening equipment at the new center.
6:30 - 7:00 PM - reception with beverages and snacks
7:00 PM - program begin
approx. 8:45 PM - Q&A
General Public: $10 per person
Members: FREE
