The Holocaust Media Project The Holocaust Media Project was created by 8th and 9th grade students in the Hebrew High School program at Temple Sinai of Roslyn, NY. The goal of the project was to interview Holocaust survivors and record their accounts. We researched general Holocaust information, as well as background information specific to each of our interviewees. The class was visited by a Holocaust expert who helped us formulate the best possible questions for the survivors. Additionally, a professional in the field of journalism taught us how to conduct a proper interview. After the interviews, we used the synagogue's new SmartBoard to learn how to edit the recordings. Because we will be the last generation to hear from these survivors in person, we hope that these podcasts will serve as a time capsule for future generations to ensure that these amazing individuals will always be remembered.   BORIS KOTLER As a 12 and 13 year old boy, Boris lived on his own for nearly 2 years in the forests of his native land, scavenging for food and surviving the harsh winters and scorching summers - as well as the Nazi storm troopers and their Polish collaborators. Boris Kotler Podcast (left click to listen, right click to download)   IRVING ROTH When Irving was 14 years old, he and many of his family members were sent to the Nazi concentration camp - Auschwitz. Despite illness, starvation, and horrible working and living conditions, Irving never gave up hope. He survived Auschwitz and a death march to the Nazi camp - Buchenwald - where he was liberated by American troops in 1945. Irving Roth Podcast (left click to listen, right click to download)   EVE BODEN Eve Boden was born in Manheim, Germany, in 1935. As a very young child, she and her parents were rounded up by the Gestapo and deported to a French detention camp for Jews. After 5 months in the terrible conditions of the camp, Eve was separated from her family and placed in a Catholic orphanage. Eventually, she was smuggled to the United States, and her parents were sent to the Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz. Eve Boden Podcast (left click to listen, right click to download)