https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1w0qpTT7Q8 Video: Courtesy of Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Max Glauben, Holocaust survivor, Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum co-founder and “Upstander” passed away Thursday, April 28, 2022 on…
Photo: Amanda Lynn PhotographyMax Glauben and his family in the Dimension in Testimony Theater at the September 2019 opening of the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum By Deb Silverthorn…
Jori Epstein and Max Glauben shared many hours over his kitchen table discussing life. Together the two created “The Upstander” available now for pre-order. Witnesses to history By Deb Silverthorn…
Max Glauben Submitted StoryHolocaust survivor Max Glauben will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from SMU at its Aug. 15 Commencement ceremony. Glauben is recognized across Texas and the…
Photo:: Deb SilverthornMax Glauben and his wife Frieda were joined by the next three generations on their lawn to cheer him on with the community. Almost 80 years after his…
Photos: JCC Dallas Enjoying a dinner with Max and Frieda Glauben are, back row, from left, Marion Glazer, Mark Zale, Karen Katz, Mark Masinter, Rebecca Masinter, Neil Goldberg, Lisa Goldberg,…
Photos: Sharon Wisch-Ray Max Glauben at Majdanek April 15, 2018. Majdanek was the first of several concentration camps for Glauben and the place where his parents and brother were murdered…
I’m more than thrilled that the Dallas Morning News has chosen Max Glauben as its “Texan of the Year” for 2019. If you haven’t yet read his full story in…
Max Glauben at 89, on the March of the Living in 2017 The Dallas Morning News named Holocaust survivor and human rights activist Max Glauben the 2019 Texan of the…
By Deb Silverthorn Nineteen cameras, a crew of a dozen-plus, five days and 40 hours of filming are all needed to make sure that one man, Dallas’ own Max Glauben,…