From the Heart: Life Before and After the Holocaust ~ A Mosaic of Memories
This book features the profiles of of 52 Kansas City Holocaust survivors and war refugees who began their lives in homelands faraway, who saw their lives forever changed by the Holocaust, and who rebuilt their lives in America. This book is now available for $25.00 plus tax. (Original selling price $39.95).
Surviving Hitler: A Boy in the Nazi Death Camps
This biography of Kansas City survivor and MCHE co-founder Jack Mandelbaum chronicles his experiences during the Holocaust, including his youth in Gdynia, Poland, his family's time in a small ghetto, his transfer through slave labor camps, his liberation, and ultimately, beginning his new life in the United States. Winner of the Gold Medal for Children's Nonfiction by the National Association of Parenting Publications and the William Allen White Award, this book is available for $6.99 plus tax.
The Memory Project
The Memory Project is a collection of short stories written by local Kansas City Holocaust survivors. The ten authors draw us into their world - sharing affecting accounts of personal experiences, providing personal perspectives shaped by suffering and loss, renewal and rebirth, bequeathing an enduring legacy to their families and communities, and contributing significantly to Holocaust remembrance. This book is available for $10.00 plus tax.
MCHE 10th Anniversary Commemorative Journal
As a remembrance of our Tenth Anniversary Celebration, MCHE created scrapbook journals featuring messages from survivors and their children, program highlights, testimonials by national and community partners, and recognition of patrons and volunteers. Awarded the first place Philly Award in the Special Event category by the Greater Kansas City Council on Philanthropy, this commemorative journal is available for $10.00 plus tax.
The Holocaust: Through Our Own Eyes
This documentary is based upon MCHE's oral testimony project that chronicles the experiences of dozens of Holocaust witnesses, beginning with their lives before World War II. These testimonies by survivors, concentration camp liberators, and other witnesses residing in the Midwest are supplemented with archival photographs and film footage. Compelling narrative provides an overview of the history of the Holocaust, beginning with the end of World War I. DVD format available for $25.00 plus tax.
- Classroom Version (38 Minutes)
This version is intended for students in grades seven through twelve as a component of a comprehensive study of the Holocaust.
- Community Version (58 Minutes)
This version is intended for college students and general adult audiences. 
To order by phone, contact Dana Smith at 913-327-8192.
