Let's Make Things Better
A Holocaust Survivor's Message of Hope and Celebration of Life
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Gidon Lev arrived at the Nazi concentration camp of Theresienstadt in former Czechoslovakia as prisoner number 885. He was six years old.
Gidon Lev's life has spanned the horrors of the Holocaust, the trials and travails of ordinary life and the power of social media. A remarkable octogenarian who refuses to be defined by a tragic and traumatic past, Gidon teaches important lessons about tolerance and hope.
Richard Pike represents Gidon and Julie Gray at C&W Literary. Let's Make Things Better can be found anywhere books and audiobooks are sold.
Gidon has appeared on multiple media outlets internationally. Gidon and Julie tell Gidon's story as they combat antisemitism today. Their contribution to the study of online antisemitism was awarded the Shimon Perez Prize in Berlin. Gidon and Julie have also been recognized in the Jewish 100 List by the Tel Aviv Institute.
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Gidon has spoken to Holocaust educators at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, to members of the Israeli parliament in the Knesset, and presented at the Crossroads of Civilization Museum in Dubai and the European Jewish Association in Prague.
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