Remembering Agnes Keleti: Holocaust Survivor and Olympic Legend
Join us in honoring the extraordinary life and legacy of Agnes Keleti, who passed away on January 2, 2025, at the age of 103. A Holocaust survivor and the oldest living Olympic gold medalist, Keleti’s life story is one of unparalleled resilience, achievement, and inspiration. Holocaust Historian and sports memorabilia collector Neil Keller and AJU’s Michael Berenbaum will explore Keleti’s profound impact on sports, her contributions to Holocaust education, and her enduring spirit that touched the hearts of many around the globe. Don’t miss this special opportunity to celebrate a life well-lived and reflect on the lessons Agnes Keleti leaves behind.
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Neil Keller, a Jewish memorabilia collector and Holocaust historian, has spent over 38 years assembling a collection of artifacts from Jewish figures in sports, entertainment, politics, and the Holocaust. His Holocaust-era collection includes family photographs, trading cards, autographs, and other items once thought to be lost, featuring individuals such as Anne Frank, Albert Einstein, and Agnes Keleti.
Michael Berenbaum is Distinguished Professor of Jewish Studies and Director of the Sigi Ziering Institute at American Jewish University. He is a writer and scholar and has been instrumental in creating Holocaust museums and memorials across the world. His work has been awarded Academy Awards and an Emmy.
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