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To mark the 85th anniversary of the arrival of the Dunera and Queen Mary in Australia with more than 2,800 internees on board, the Dunera and Queen Mary Association is hosting an event.
On Sunday, November 9, the anniversary of the Nazi pogroms against Jews, the association is inviting guests to Melbourne for an event featuring speeches, music, and lunch.
Steven Cooke, former CEO of the Melbourne Holocaust Museum, and the descendants of internees Paul and Simon Chodziesner and Tonia Eckfeld will speak. The piano quartet of Dunera Boy Max-Peter Meyer will be played by Nicole Forsythe (viola), Anna McMichael (violin), Stephanie Li (cello), and Jem Harding (piano).
Further information and registration details can be found in the downloadable PDF file opposite.
