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	Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		German journalist Lea Rosh was the driving force behind the memorial.
		Lea Rosh, who also supported an exclusion of Degussa, answered to this, that "the boundary is completely clear, Zyklon B" In the discussions, that followed, several things were discovered.
		Further, it was discovered that the foundation managing the construction as well as Lea Rosh had known about Degussa's involvement for at least a year, but had not done anything to stop it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Memorial_to_the_Murdered_Jews_of_Europe (1522 words)

	Controversial Holocaust Monument Going Up in Berlin
		Rosh, and the group she heads, halted construction of the monument in late October when she learned that Degussa had played a role in providing the Zyklon B gas that supposedly killed an untold number of Jews during the war.
		Her real name is Edith Lea Rosch, according to the historian David Irving, who says she changed her name "many years ago when she realized that the path to a successful career in postwar Germany was to have Jewish origins.
		Asked about the faked photograph, Rosh spokesman Schulze-Rohr said: "We don't know anything about that." Rosh, he said, was in a conference and would not be available for many days, even on her mobile phone.
	read-all-about-it.org /archive_english/jewry/holocaust_mon_afp1203.html (1854 words)

	national journal: "The holocaust is an ideological club, used to hold Germany in a vice like grip"
		Lea Rosh, head of the Foundation for the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, has taken on a task that is anything but easy.
		So, Lea Rosh and the specialists from the holocaust industry know very well that the public is drifting towards the conviction "the holocaust never happened", despite that this claim is illegal in Germany and punishable with jail.
		Lea Rosh, fears, the Germans could very soon openly reject the forcibly imposed holocaust creed, as their latest billboard campaign nervously reflects.
	globalfire.tv /nj/03en/holoindustry/holoneverhappened.htm (1722 words)

	lea rosh: a true german patriot? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lea Rosh is one of these Germans who, despite their seemingly good intentions, spread a mistaken message about Germany and its memory.
		Everything about Rosh is a little over the top, from her big hair and booming voice to her big ideas to her big tombstone of a memorial, everything is excessive.
		A former talkshow host, Rosh created the documentary Der Tod ist ein Meister aus Deutschland (Death is the Master in Germany) with Eberhard Jackel.
	wso.williams.edu /~mdeean/berlin/learosh.html (302 words)

	Part 1: From Rosh's Idea to Kohl's Veto
		According to Jane Kramer, Rosh, whose maternal grandfather was a Berlin Jew, believes that identification with Jewishness is her German duty, and the journalist has taken this obligation so seriously that she has even legally changed her name from Edith to Lea.
		Rosh is, in Kramer’s words, “unnervingly enthusiastic” on the subject of Jewish suffering.
		Two weeks after the Berlin Senate’s decision, Rosh founded the Sponsor Circle for the Erection of a Memorial for the Murdered Jews of Europe, a title that made the group’s intentions perfectly clear and strengthened its position against other groups of victims fighting to be included.
	www.dickinson.edu /~osborne/myers/404partone.htm (2351 words)

	A Journalist's Memorial to Holocaust Victims \| Germany \| Deutsche Welle \| 09.05.2005
		After journalist Lea Rosh first publicized plans for a central German Holocaust memorial 17 years ago, her life's work will finally be inaugurated.
		Rosh set out to quickly realize the idea, a monument she was convinced should be located in a highly visible location in Berlin.
		Rosh is hopeful that the monument will not only keep the memory of the Holocaust's victims alive but that the debate will remain lively too, when, for example, school classes from Germany or abroad visit the memorial.
	www.dw-world.de /dw/article/0,1564,1578437,00.html (917 words)

	New Order
		Lea Rosh, head of the Foundation for the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, said she hopes to raise $2.18 million in donations.
		The memorial, to be constructed later this year not far from Berlin's landmark Brandenburg Gate, was designed by the American architect Peter Eisenmann, who wanted to give visitors a sense of unease and loneliness as they wandered in a field of concrete blocks the size of four soccer pitches.
		The memorial is due to open by January 27, 2004—the anniversary of the 1945 liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp by Soviet troops advancing west.
	www.theneworder.org /news/shoah17.7.01.htm (265 words)

	frontline: a jew among the germans: germany's memorial: germany's national memorial to the murdered jews of europe \| PBS
		After Kohl publicly announces his support for a Holocaust memorial in Berlin, an open competition is launched by the government, the city of Berlin and Rosh's group.
		Some 523 proposals are submitted from mainly German artists, ranging from a series of bus tours to a Star-of-David-shaped field of yellow flowers to a giant, empty jar symbolizing the blood of the murdered.
		Rosh, who is not Jewish, disagrees with this move arguing that the memorial should be built by non-Jewish Germans.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/germans/memorial/cron.html (1346 words)

	Fresh Row Erupts Over Holocaust Memorial \| Germany \| Deutsche Welle \| 12.05.2005
		During the formal inauguration ceremony in the German capital earlier this week, Lea Rosh announced her intention to have both the tooth of a Jew murdered at the Belzec concentration camp and a yellow "Jew" star placed in one of the memorial's concrete stelae.
		She told the audience that she had been given the star by a woman in Amsterdam whose mother was killed in a Nazi death camp, and that in incorporating it into the memorial, she would be making good on a promise.
		Rosh responded to Spiegel's comments by saying that she had spoken to both the architect of the project, Peter Eisenman and to a Rabi about her intentions, but the Holocaust Memorial Foundation, which has not stated its position, says that Rosh has not yet requested permission to press ahead with her plans.
	www.dw-world.de /popups/popup_printcontent/0,,1581310,00.html (381 words)

	Telegraph \| News \| Jews angry over memorial plan for death camp tooth
		Germany's Jewish community has said it may be forced to boycott the vast monument if Lea Rosh, who led the 17-year campaign to build the memorial, goes ahead with her proposal.
		It was sticking out of the sand among other teeth from Holocaust victims, she said, adding that it had given her the impetus to start campaigning for the memorial and that she had carried it around with her ever since.
		Mrs Rosh, 68, is a television presenter who changed her name to its current form at the age of 18 and is the granddaughter of a Jew.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/05/13/wmem13.xml (551 words)

	..:: Minorités ::..
		Rosh initially wanted a different monument; she would be happy to uproot Kohl's 42 trees with her own hands, she said.
		Rosh is pleased that the memorial seemingly grants the dead graves they have not had until now.
		Lea Rosh a donc voulu que les Juifs assassinés retrouvent leur nom.
	www.minorites.org /article.php?IDA=8862 (4243 words)

	Toothy debate about memorial
		Berlin -Germany's new Holocaust memorial was dogged by controversy on Thursday as it opened to the public, with Jewish leaders bitterly opposing plans to insert a victim's tooth into a stone at the site.
		Berlin's Jewish community is threatening to boycott the memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe over the proposal by Lea Rosh, a German TV journalist who played a leading role in the 17-year campaign to have the memorial built.
		Rosh held up the tooth during her speech at the opening ceremony on Tuesday, saying she had found it at the Nazi death camp in Belzec, Poland, 17 years ago and it had inspired her to push for a permanent memorial to the six million Jews killed by the Nazis.
	www.news24.com /News24/World/News/0,6119,2-10-1462_1704203,00.html (339 words)

	Lea Rosh - Wikipedia
		Rosh machte es sich 1988 angeregt durch Jäckel zur Lebensaufgabe, in Berlin durch eine zentrale Gedenkstätte, das Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas, an die Ermordung der europäischen Juden im Laufe der Geschichte zu erinnern.
		Andererseits erfuhr Rosh selbst von solchen Kommentatoren, die ihren Stil kritisierten, große Anerkennung für die Beharrlichkeit, mit der sie das Ziel einer zentralen Gedenkstätte (in unmittelbarer Nähe des Regierungsviertels) gegen alle Widerstände über Jahre hinweg verfolgte und schließlich durchsetzte.
		Lea Rosh ist seit 1968 Mitglied der SPD.
	www.pcwelt.de /glossar/index.php/Lea_Rosh (694 words)

	Part 4: An Impossible Task
		Jane Kramer called Rosh a “media grande dame”, a women who is famous in Germany for her self-invention, but also for her devotion to her image and reputation.
		Rosh insisted that the idea for the Memorial for the Murdered Jews of Europe was hers, Kramer writes, and followers of Ms.
		Rosh’s career assured Kramer that once Rosh had the idea for such a memorial, the project was inevitable.
	www.dickinson.edu /~osborne/myers/404partfour.htm (2212 words)

	Germany Erects First Pillars Of Holocaust Memorial
		Lobbying for the memorial started in 1988, but the project was repeatedly held up by disputes over its location, design, cost, building materials and a demand by the German parliament for an information center to be incorporated at the site.
		Lea Rosh, head of the Foundation for the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe which campaigned for the monument, said it was not surprising Germany had taken so long.
		Both Rosh and Eisenman said the site of the memorial, at the heart of reunited Berlin, not far from the bunker where Adolf Hitler committed suicide in 1945 and incorporating the bunker of his chief of propaganda Joseph Goebbels, was perfect.
	www.rense.com /general40/pillars.htm (522 words)

	Zundelsite ZGram - July 20, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This goofy ad idea is the brainchild of one Lea Rosh, a media star of sorts, who hopes to reap some $2.18 million in donations for yet another Holocaust Memorial.
		"LEA Rosh is the girl friend of the singulary unlovely professor Eberhard Jäckel, former head of the history department at Stuttgart University, who was unmasked together with her for using fake photographs to illustrate a Holocaust documentary on German television, Der Tod, ein Meister aus Deutschland.
		Lea is not of course her real name, nor is she Jewish.
	www.zundelsite.org /english/zgrams/zg2001/zg0107/010720.html (1092 words)

	j. - Holocaust memorial proceeds, over Kohl's objections
		Kohl took exception to the "gigantic size" of the proposed monument, a tombstone 330 feet long and 330 feet high, displaying the engraved names of the 4.2 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust whose identities are known.
		The federal government has agreed in principle to provide the grounds for the monument and $3.5 million, but it is not clear where the rest of the money will come from.
		Rosh suggested that the public be asked to "adopt" names of Holocaust victims in exchange for a contribution, but Bubis objected, saying that amounted to commercial trading in Holocaust memories.
	www.jewishsf.com /content/2-0-/module/displaystory/story_id/21101/edition_id/22/format/html/displaystory.html (526 words)

	JS Online: Future of German Memorial Unclear (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		About a dozen of the slabs are erected on the site near the Brandenburg Gate and several hundred reportedly have been manufactured for the memorial to 6 million Jews who perished at the hands of the Nazis.
		Lea Rosh, a member of the oversight committee, rejected the suggestion that enforcing the ban on Degussa meant scrapping the memorial.
		The oversight committee would meet next week to decide ``whether we carry on with Degussa or without them,'' said Rosh, who launched the idea of a national Holocaust memorial in 1988.
	www.jsonline.com /news/intl/ap/nov03/ap-germany-holocau111003.asp?format=print (468 words)

	ARI News - Work on Holocaust Memorial Stopped over Degussa Role (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The foundation charged with the construction of a high-profile monument to Jews killed by the Nazis during the Second World War announced on Saturday work had been stopped indefinitely as it sought a replacement for Degussa, which was to coat the memorial to protect it against graffiti.
		According to reports in the German media, foundation board member Lea Rosh said that contracting Degussa could offend many Holocaust survivors, since the company's former subsidiary Degesch supplied "Zyklon B" hydrogen cyanide gas pellets to Nazi concentration camps.
		Rosh, however, remained optimistic the delay would not be very long.
	www.aggregateresearch.com /article.asp?id=3247 (609 words)

	Signs of the Times - 'The Holocaust Never Happened'
		Lea Rosh, head of a citizens' committee that has campaigned for a Holocaust memorial for 13 years and that commissioned the posters, acknowledged: 'It is not a nice campaign.
		THE $22 million memorial, much of which is being funded by the government, will consist of 2,700 concrete slabs laid across a desolate five-acre lot beneath which Adolf Hitler had his bunker.
		The citizens' group led by Rosh wants to raise $2.2 million to also build a documentation center at the site, and she said donations have picked up since the campaign started.
	www.loper.org /~george/trends/2001/Aug/79.html (578 words)

	MyUSTINET News: Tooth Causes Stir At Holocaust Memorial
		Lea Rosh announced Tuesday at the opening ceremony that she had found the tooth at the remains of the Belzec Concentration Camp.
		She said it would be accompanied by a yellow Star of David she was given by an Amsterdam woman whose mother died in a death camp.
		Rosh said she had consulted a rabbi who told her that only whole bodies or large body parts must be buried in a Jewish cemetery.
	news.usti.net /home/news/cn?/living/2/wed/dg/Ugermany-holocaustmemorial.Rq4t_FyC.html (205 words)

	Shenberger Family - Person Page 75 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Betty Jane Shenberger married Dale Rosh Sr, son of Charles Rosh and Virgie Rosh, on 8 December 1951 at Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland.
		Dale Rosh Sr married Betty Jane Shenberger, daughter of Floyd Shenberger and Edith Miller, on 8 December 1951 at Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland.
		Roxann Lea Rexroth married Daniel Eugene Flaharty, son of Michael S Flaharty and Sharon Weinmeister, on 17 May 2003 at Guinston Presbyterian Church at Airville, York County, Pennsylvania.
	home.houston.rr.com /shenberger/family/p75.htm (586 words)

	Germany's Holocaust legacy revisited - any opinions? - SOHH.com Global Forum
		They did so because a company affiliated with Degussa called Degesch was identified as a supplier of Zyklon B gas pellets, which were used in the death camps to murder Nazi victims.
		"The problem we discussed is very complicated," Lea Rosh, a member of the board, told a German newspaper on Sunday.
		Lea Rosh (see above) said, it could be discussed using Degussa's product, if -that's the catch- they supply it for free.
	forums.sohh.com /showthread.php?t=397016 (1587 words)

	Germany unveils haunting holocaust memorial
		Others have criticized it for honoring the Jews and not other victims of Nazi terror.
		Lea Rosh, a journalist who led the campaign for a memorial, estimates about half of Germans still oppose the outcome.
		Supporters say the memorial is a powerful symbol of Germany's readiness to face up to its past.
	www.infowars.com /articles/world/germany_unveils_holocaust_memorial.htm (474 words)

	NewsRoom Channel
		Writer Lea Rosh, who first proposed a memorial in 1988, conceded that "I wouldn't have thought it would take so long and I also wouldn't have thought it would be so difficult.''
		Rosh heads a citizens' group that hopes to raise $2.2 million for the memorial's documentation center.
		Faced with mounting criticism from Jewish leaders, Rosh's group quickly withdrew the poster.
	www.compuserve.ca /newnr/story.asp?idq=/apo/Europe/Europe_119.ASP&PV= (474 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| Nazi row hits Holocaust memorial
		Although Mr Thierse pointed out that Degussa "is no longer the firm it was 60 years ago", some of those involved with building the memorial found the company's close links to the gas used by the Nazis too distasteful to bear.
		"The issue is just too painful for the victims and relatives of victims and we have to respect that," said Lea Rosh, who launched the campaign for the memorial.
		Degussa has admitted its Nazi connections and was one of 16 companies that initiated to a compensation fund for victims of the regime.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/3219199.stm (475 words)

	Teeth, booze and Ukrainian women; German political mistakes - Interealms - The Shaman's Crucible (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		That Jews take their burial traditions seriously should not be news to somebody who has made a career out of ensuring that Germans do not forget the Holocaust.
		But when Lea Rosh gave a speech at the inauguration of Berlin's new Holocaust memorial, she stunned the audience by brandishing a molar she found 17 years ago at Belzec, a Polish concentration camp, and saying she would set it into one of the memorial's 2,711 concrete pillars.
		It did not take long for Jewish leaders to express outrage and threaten to boycott the site--and for a reluctant Ms Rosh to abandon her idea.
	forums.interealms.com /shaman/showthread.php?threadid=27038 (377 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Europe
		The vast, uneven field of 2,700 concrete pillars just south of the Brandenburg gate is the result of a campaign begun in 1988 by journalist Lea Rosh and historian Eberhard Jaeckel.
		In a modest side-street office in former East Berlin strewn with papers and journals, she opens the door in T-shirt, floor-length skirt and bare feet, her trademark shock of fl curls framing an astute face.
		In reunified Germany, Rosh saw a growing danger that her country was looking into the future at the cost of remembering its past.
	www.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000085&sid=aJIohupbpk1c&refer=europe (979 words)

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