Judy Maltz
No. 4 Street of Our Lady
Hear how one woman saved her neighbors during WWII.
DISCUSSION
Brave Woman
If your neighbors were being hunted down and came to your door begging for help, would you risk your life to save theirs?
SCHEDULE
Big Ten Network
Wednesday, November 18 at 3pm
Thursday, November 19 at 1am
WPSU
Thursday, November 19 at 9pm
Penn State On Demand
November 19 through December 19
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ABOUT THE EPISODE
The documentary film, No. 4 Street of Our Lady, tells the story of Francisca Halamajowa, a Polish-Catholic woman who hid 16 of her Jewish neighbors during World War II.
Judy Maltz, one of the filmmakers and a senior lecturer Penn State, discusses the making of the film as well as her personal connection to this inspirational tale.
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ABOUT THE GUEST
Judy Maltz served as a senior correspondent in Jerusalem for Ha’aretz, Israel’s most respected newspaper, and was one of the founding editors of the Ha’aretz English edition. She has reported for the Jerusalem Post and Reuters and has written extensively for the Financial Times of London and other British, American, and Israeli newspapers.
With a bachelor’s degree from Columbia University, Maltz currently holds an appointment as a senior lecturer in journalism in Penn State’s College of Communications.
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PENN STATE CONNECTION
Penn State’s College of Communications
ABOUT THE HOST
Veteran interviewer Patty Satalia hosts in-depth conversations with a broad range of remarkable people.
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