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Vrba monument to be unveiled

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photo - Rudolf Vrba, in the 1960s
Rudolf Vrba, in the 1960s. (photo from University of British Columbia. Archives)

Rudolf Vrba’s escape from Auschwitz and testimony helped alert the world to the horrors of the Holocaust, and Vrba is credited with saving the lives of more than 100,000 Hungarian Jews. On Oct. 26, 2 p.m., at Schara Tzedeck Cemetery Chapel in New Westminster, a commemoration ceremony will be held for Vrba. The program will feature reflections on his life, legacy and enduring impact from Dr. Robert Krell and Dr. Joseph Ragaz, and will conclude with the dedication of a memorial monument in Vrba’s honour.

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Posted on September 26, 2025September 24, 2025Author Vancouver Holocaust Education CentreCategories LocalTags history, Holocaust, milestones, momuments, Rudolf Vrba, Schara Tzedeck Cemetery, survivors

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