Yom HaShoah Film Screening - Manufacturing Hate: 10 Questions for Henry Ford

In the 1920’s, Henry Ford – famed maker of the Model-T – published a series of inflammatory articles in his weekly newspaper, The Dearborn Independent. Blaming Jews for everything from WWI and economic depression to short skirts and the corrupting influence of Jazz, Ford’s publications quickly spread around the world… including to Germany, where they became enormously popular. Adolf Hitler praised Ford as “the leader of our fascist movement in America,” and awarded him a medal. Manufacturing Hate: 10 Questions for Henry Ford investigates the iconic automaker’s often sanitized place in history, and reveals disturbing parallels between the Age of Ford, and our world today. This film screening, held in honour of Holocaust Remembrance Day, is made possible by Good Docs.

Join us in the Al Green Theatre, or register to receive a link that you can watch at home.

Please note: there will not be a Zoom simulcast or synchronous virtual event.
Virtual registrants will receive an email with an at-home viewing link April 17 that will be valid for 10 days.

For registration assistance, please call 416-924-6211 x0 or email help@mnjcc.org.
For more information, contact Lisa Roy at 416-924-6211 x6155 or email lisar@mnjcc.org.

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