A young Frank Grunwald with his mother, Vilma, before the Holocaust. Grunwald survived two death marches and multiple concentration camps and will discuss his experience April 4 at Ball State. U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Photo Courtesy

Holocaust survivor Frank Grunwald to speak at Ball State as Meyer lecturer

On Monday, April 4, Holocaust survivor Frank Grunwald will present the 2022 Fred Meyer lecture on behalf of the Ball State University Honors College. This lecture, scheduled for 4 p.m. in Art and Journalism Building room 175, will educate students with stories of Grunwald's loss, perseverance, survival and love of the arts. Music, Grunwald said, gave him the hope and conviction to survive the horrors of the Nazi regime. 





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