Holocaust survivor and full-time activist Dr. Hajo Meyer spoke in the Cultural Awareness Center Wednesday, Feb. 16, when his national tour “Never Again For Anyone” visited City College.

Meyer, 87, spoke on the trials and tribulations of the Palestinian people and his experience as a holocaust survivor.
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At age 19, after fleeing his home country of Germany, Meyer was captured by the Gestapo and sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp for 10 months. After World War II, Meyer studied theoretical physics, earning a Ph.D in 1956. Meyer retired in 1984 and devoted himself to his work as an essayist and activist.

For more information about Dr. Hajo Meyer, contact the event coordinator, Riad Bahhur at [email protected].