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The Prof. Halbrecht My
Family's Story
International Competition for 2001-2002
Over 12,000 students from 5 countries worldwide
participated in this year's competition. The final stage of the
competition was reach by 248 projects from Israel and abroad. Of them 32
were chosen for the final judging. Every student whose work made it to the
final stage of the competition was presented with a personal Certificate
of Appreciation from Beth Hatefutsoth.
The final Judging Panel comprised representatives
from the Israeli Ministry of Education, from the Douglas E. Goldman Jewish
Genealogy Center at Beth Hatefutsoth, The Bernhard H. and Miriam Oster
Visual Documentation Center, and the Education Center of Beth Hatefutsoth.
The awards ceremony for the winners
took place on June 16 at Beth Hatefutsoth. The ceremony was attended by
Mr. Roni Milo, Israeli Minister for Regional Cooperation, Mr. Sami Shamoon
of Yakhin-Hakal, Charmain of the Prof. Yitzhak Halbrecht Fund, Dr. David
Alexander, Director-General of Beth Hatefutsoth, foreign diplomats,
members of the Halbrecht family, representatives from the Israeli
Education Ministry, educators, students, members of the families, and
guests.
All family trees submitted by the
students have been added to the database of the Douglas E. Goldman Jewish
Genealogy Center at Beth Hatefutsoth and will be preserved for future
generations.

Miriam Sharet receiving the First Prize from Mr. Sami Shamoon in the
presence of Mr. Roni Milo, The Israeli Minister for Regional
Cooperation. |

Mr. Sami Shamoon addressing the public. Sitting (from left to right):
Mr. Roni Milo, The Israeli Minister for Regional Cooperation, Dr.
David Alexander, Director-General of Beth Hatefutsoth.
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Dr. David Alexander, Director-General of Beth Hatefutsoth, addressing
the public. Sitting (right to left): Mr. Roni Milo, The Israeli
Minister of Regional Cooperation, Mr. Sami Shamoon of Yakhin-Hakal,
Mr. Meir Dekel. |

Mr. Sami Shamoon of Yakhin-Hakal addressing the public. |
The Winners of the Prof.
Halbrecht My Family's Story
International Competition for 2001-2002
From Israel
First Prize:
Miriam Sharet
Ulpanat Orot Modiin
Prize received: a computer
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Second Prize:
Ronen Reiss
Tali School, Hod Hasharon
Prize received: Encyclopedia Judaica
on CD-ROM |

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Third Prize:
Adaya Fisch
Gvanim School, Rosh
HaAyin
Prize received: All about
Judaism - CD-ROM
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Special Mention: |
Each winner of a Special
Mention was awarded a copy of
ILANOT - the Jewish genealogy
software of Beth Hatefutsoth
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Ran Yurist
Rogozin Beth School, Kiryat Ata
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Yossi Rubin
ORT Leibovitch, Netanya
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Or Neumann
Ben Gurion School, Herzliya
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Special Mention for an Israeli School
Rogozin Beth School, Kiryat Ata
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From Abroad |
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First Prize:
Adam Dorenbaum
Colegio Hebreo Sefaradi,
Mexico City, Mexico
Prize received: US$ 1,000
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Second Prize:
Sharon Abadi
Colegio Moral y Luces
Herzl Bialik, Caracas, Venezuela
Prize received:
Encyclopedia Judaica on CD-ROM
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Third Prize:
Jade Vidergauz
Yeshiva College of
Johannesburg, South Africa
Prize received: All about
Judaism - CD-ROM |
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Special Mention: |
Each winner of a Special
Mention was awarded a copy of
ILANOT - the Jewish genealogy
software of Beth Hatefutsoth |
Carolina Frida Dichy Bengio
Colegio Hebraica de Caracas, Venezuela
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Karen Kajomovich
Colegio Israelita de Mexico, Mexico
City, Mexico |

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Aliza Gorodovsky Rosenfeld
Colegio Israelita de Mexico, Mexico
City, Mexico |

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Special Mention for a Jewish School
abroad:
Escuela Israelita J.N.
Bialik, Santa Fe, Argentina |
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