Engagements
Greta introduces Holocaust education through art at various venues.
“The Future of Holocaust Education”
Yeshiva University Panel Discussion (2019)
Greta is one of the presenters of the ongoing educational program for university students.
Holocaust Education Through Art
Greta introduces “Holocaust Education Through Art” to elementary students at Rabbi Arthur Schneier Park East Day School, November 2019
Greta presents at a holiday party, December 2019
Wallenberg Square Re-Dedication Ceremony Speech
April 23, 2017
Greta was a guest speaker and witness to the work of Raoul Wallenberg, who saved countless Jewish lives in Budapest, including her mother and sister, during the Holocaust.
New York State Assembly Citation April 2017
Greta is given recognition by the state of New York for her contributions to the community.
Greta teaches at Viennese high school Reiner Gasse Gymnasium, 2015
AN EVENING OF ROSES: Poetry, Music & Memory
Poetry/Music Performance (2014)
Jointly presented by the Austrian Cultural Forum New York
and the Austrian Consulate General New York
Accompanied by Eric Kramer on the Bösendorfer piano, Greta read from her touching poetry leading the audience through an intimate experience about love, passion, and life.
“Let the Bells of Peace Ring” The Annual Interfaith Peace Gathering
Commemorating the Hiroshima / Nagasaki Atomic Bombings (2013)
Greta, one of the presenters, reads pieces of her poetry.
Other special guests included:
Pete Seeger, American Folk Singer, music composed specially for this event
Tomiko Morimoto West, Hibakusha (Hiroshima survivor)
Shinji Harada, Recording Artist and Hiroshima Peace Culture Ambassador
StacyLyn Bennett, Soprano
Rikako Asanuma, Pianist
Ronnie Nyogetsu Seldin, Shakuhachi flute player
Greta lectures at the Frauenkirchen Commercial Academy in 2011.
Frauenkirchen was Greta’s mother’s hometown. She was the first Holocaust survivor to speak at the Commercial Academy.
Other Teaching Engagements
Museum of Jewish Heritage, Greta is a volunteer, speaker, and member of the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City since 2009
Lasting Impressions, college student conducted multiple video interviews with Greta about her life, preparing a document for StoryCorps, located at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., 2020
Gaudiopolis, a play about rescuer Gabor Sztehlo. As one of the people rescued by him, Greta was part of the staff who engaged with students in Vienna, 2018.
Name Not Numbers, high school students interviewing Holocaust survivors to create a video, 2017
Witness Theater, engaging with school children for a whole semester to learn from the Holocaust survivors about their experiences and create a play, 2016
Other Contributions
Greta was a trained interviewer for The Shoah Visual History Foundation founded Steven Spielberg, 1995-1997