On November 9th, the Holocaust Education Resource Council (HERC) hosts its annual Remembrance Dinner at FSU’s Turnbull Center. The featured speaker will be former U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Florida Pamela Marsh, who will talk about the 2011 discovery of a 16th Century art masterpiece, stolen by the Nazis in World War II, that wound up in the state art museum in Milan, Italy and then brought to Tallahassee’s Brogan Museum as part of a traveling exhibit. On this Perspectives, Ms. Marsh talks about the details of the case and is joined by former Brogan Museum Executive Director Chucha Barber and HERC Executive Director Barbara Goldstein.
Perspectives: HERC Remembrance Dinner
