Operating under the Fresenius Medical Care (FME) brand NephroCare delivers comprehensive care to approximately 100 dialysis patients—from nephrological assessments to the preparation and administration of dialysis the clinic is one of the largest dialysis centers in the country the Sokolov dialysis center has been a pioneer in the treatment of chronic kidney disease in the Czech Republic it was the first dialysis center in the former Czechoslovakia to offer respite stays in the Ore Mountains for dialysis patients and their families the world’s leading provider of products and services for people with kidney disease “We provide comprehensive care for patients with advanced kidney failure This includes presenting various treatment options and determining the approach that best aligns with each patient’s health condition and lifestyle,” says Dr managing director of the dialysis center since 1985 “We also offer support to patients who choose home dialysis.” the Sokolov dialysis center has prioritized a comfortable environment for its patients and patients can receive support from a psychologist or social worker “State-of-the-art equipment is now an integral part of treating chronic kidney failure in Sokolov We continuously strive to enhance the care we provide to our patients,” says Dana Hrubá a patient at the Sokolov dialysis center for 33 years “I’ve been coming to the clinic since January 1992 I’ve witnessed remarkable improvements in both the quality and scope of treatment options available who have not only enabled me to live a normal life but have also allowed me to continue working and enjoy life to its fullest.” Fresenius Medical Care Celebrates 40 years of Dialysis Center in Sokolov Fresenius Medical Care places bonds with a volume of 1.1 billion euros Fresenius Medical Care Expands Production of bibag® Dry Bicarbonate Concentrate Bags for Hemodialysis in the State of São Paulo in Brazil Patient Care Technician Gives Dialysis Patient the Gift of Life Entrepreneur and investor Konstantin Sokolov has made a $100 million gift to the University of Chicago in support of the Executive MBA Program at the Booth School of Business the program will be renamed the Sokolov Executive MBA Program and a new clinical professorship will be established for a scholar who teaches Executive MBA students Konstantin Sokolov offers a powerful testament to the impact of the education provided by the University of Chicago Booth School of Business,” said President Paul Alivisatos “I am pleased to know that students will benefit from his generous support which will allow the school to continue fostering innovation leadership and excellence in business education.” Booth’s Executive MBA Program was the first of its kind when it began with a group of 52 students from the Chicagoland area the program was created in 1943 in response to wartime demand for skilled administrators the 21-month program brings the rigorous Booth approach to hundreds of Executive MBA students who travel from many countries to campuses in Chicago These students continue to grow their networks and prepare to launch the next phase of their careers with mentorship from top Booth faculty.  the Sokolov Executive MBA Program will continue to educate future generations of leaders giving students the insight and skills they need to move people and organizations to success,” said Madhav Rajan, dean of Chicago Booth and the George Pratt Shultz Professor of Accounting “This gift will help the school further adapt and refine its offerings to meet the evolving global business landscape.” Sokolov is an experienced entrepreneur and private equity investor with a passion for driving economic growth and creating positive and meaningful change He moved to the United States in 1997 at age 21 eager to pursue a career in telecommunications working at the forefront of innovation and technology Sokolov has become a global leader of national infrastructure projects across the telecommunications His new gift to Chicago Booth coincides with his 20th MBA reunion Sokolov said his gift recognizes the impact his Booth education has had on his life “I am immensely proud to be able to support the incredible achievements made by Chicago Booth an institution with a legacy of pioneering research and transformative education since its founding,” Sokolov said “I am deeply honored by the school’s decision to give my name to its world-leading Executive MBA Program and the friendships I forged at Booth remain the foundation of my career and my life The school’s relentless pursuit of knowledge is an inspiration and I hope my support will contribute to its continued success.” Sokolov’s gift will strengthen the school’s ability to attract the most talented Executive MBA students from around the globe In addition to sustaining the quality of the program by ensuring the continued availability of scholarship and operating funds the gift will also make it possible for Chicago Booth to continue to refine its curricular and programmatic offerings in response to developments in the modern business environment It will also help the program enhance its approach to fostering alumni and corporate connections for the students Sokolov—who completed his Executive MBA in the program’s Chicago cohort which is housed at Gleacher Center—made a generous commitment of unrestricted funds to advance the school’s mission In a fitting tribute to the downtown campus where he formed bonds with his fellow Executive MBA students the student lounge at Gleacher was named in recognition of this gift which is in addition to the new $100 million investment A distinctive feature of the Sokolov Executive MBA Program is the Global Career and Leadership Development team which works across Booth’s three global campuses to support the unique professional development needs of executive MBA students The team offers students personalized executive coaching and opportunities to meet Distinguished Executives in Residence along with new dynamic activities introduced each year All career and leadership programs are tailored to meet the needs of executive‐level professionals using a global approach that builds cultural competency and an ability to adapt leadership skills to new challenges Chicago Booth has long been the destination for people seeking the freedom to innovate on their own terms for people who believe that making an impact starts with knowing how to ask the right questions. Continuing this legacy the Sokolov Executive MBA Program will create significant impact in the lives and careers of leaders who pursue their Executive MBA degrees giving them the education and inspiration they need to shape the future of global business for decades to come UChicago receives $60 million gift to support Chicago Booth’s Master… Chicago Booth’s PhD Program receives $100 million gift in celebration… Get more with UChicago News delivered to your inbox news@uchicago.edu Private equity titan Konstantin Sokolov gifts $100m to University of Chicago Booth The contribution will directly support the school’s Executive MBA Programme which will be renamed the Sokolov Executive MBA Program in recognition of the gift Funds will also be used to establish a new clinical professorship focused on executive education began his career at Booth and has since built a prominent presence in the private equity sector His investment supports a 21-month global MBA curriculum delivered across Booth’s campuses in Chicago “I am immensely proud to be able to support the incredible achievements made by Chicago Booth,” Sokolov said in a statement Booth Dean Madhav Rajan praised the gift as a significant milestone the Sokolov Executive MBA Program will continue to educate future generations of leaders,” he said Source: CBS News If you think we missed any important news, please do not hesitate to contact us at news@pe-insights.com Subscribe to our Newsletter to increase your edge through our newsletter you’ll receive weekly access to what is happening By signing up for our newsletter, you accept our terms and conditions as outlined under pe-insights.com/privacy-policy Tucson, AZ – The American Hockey League announced on Monday that Tucson Roadrunners forward Egor Sokolov has been named the Howies Hockey Tape AHL Player of the Week He is the seventh Roadrunners player to receive Player of the Week honors and the first since Laurent Dauphin (Oct In last weekend’s series against the Bakersfield Condors Sokolov scored the game-winning goal in both games and four goals in the series Sokolov scored to put Tucson ahead 4-3 with 4:08 remaining and added an empty-net goal with 1:23 left to put the game out of reach en route to the Roadrunners’ 5-3 victory over Bakersfield The 6-foot-3 power forward found the back of the net 1:41 into extra time from a wrist shot above the slot to lift the Roadrunners to a 3-2 victory and second-straight win his power-play goal from a one-timer above the left faceoff circle gave Tucson a 2-1 first-period lead After tallying his fourth goal and second game-winner in two nights Sokolov has a team-high five goals and eight points He also extended his point streak to six games Sokolov has notched a point in every game and has points in 10 of his last 11 games going back to the 2024 Calder Cup Playoffs and 188 points in 246 career AHL games with Tucson and the Belleville Senators Sokolov was drafted by the Ottawa Senators in the second round (61st overall) of the 2020 NHL Entry Draft and is Belleville’s all-time leader in points and games played with 76 goals and 104 assists for 180 points in 240 games over four seasons He also has one goal and one assist in 13 career NHL games Sokolov has scored at least 19 goals in three straight AHL seasons He tallied 21 goals last year to match his career high and was named to the 2023 AHL All-Star Team the Utah Hockey Club acquired Sokolov in a trade with the Ottawa Senators for Jan Jenik on July 3 DOHA, Qatar -- Daniil Sokolov's scores are getting better at the Qatar Masters They still aren't good enough for the 13-year-old prodigy to make the cut but time is on his side a Russian national who represents Qatar and was in the field courtesy of an invitation shot 4-over 76 in the second round Friday to back up his opening-round 75 at Doha Golf Club Sokolov played the Qatar Masters last year and also missed the cut after shooting rounds of 78 and 82 They are his only two appearances on the European tour English golfer Brandon Robinson Thompson was leading by two strokes on 10 under after shooting 68 in his second round Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information Students and faculty gather at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in Chicago Sokolov dedicated the funds to the school’s executive MBA program, from which he graduated 20 years ago. The University of Chicago said the gift will ensure the program can continue to offer scholarships and afford its operations. Founded in 1943 to address wartime demand for skilled administrators, the executive MBA curriculum will be renamed after him. 2025) was an American avant-garde playwright and the founder of the Ontological-Hysteric Theater These tributes to Foreman were collected and edited by Foreman’s friend and co-literary executor “A Tribute to Richard Foreman (1937–2025)” on the advice of dear friends from San Francisco who care about theater I saw the Wooster Group’s adaptation of Richard Foreman’s wry acid trip from the eighties that masquerades as political satire That performance took so much more than just the top off my head that after spending weeks catching up on his work I just had to go meet the author in his legendary Maciunas loft We spoke for hours as Richard went over all the things he no longer believed in—theater first (of course) I think I might still believe in the word”) Richard announced it to me that the best film of all time might well be Aleksei German’s Hard to Be a God—a work that many in my circles in Russia would give anything to rewatch on any given day and a film that I was certain no one ever saw (Andrew Lampert reassures me that there are a few more nutcases in New York who care for this kind of ghoulish spectacle though those can be counted on one disfigured hand.) Stunned nearly tipping over when exiting into Wooster Street on feet unsteady from having found a blinding kinship in a soul so vast and insurgent its eyes blasted craters in your thoughts with mere suggestion of the worlds they traveled When the December premiere of Suppose Beautiful Madeline Harvey was coming up Richard collapsed into a coma only a couple of days before the first night His last play opened with these strange voices debating the central question of the work whether a certain character—we may as well call her Madeline Harvey—exists or not while the neon-lighted figurines of actors kept lashing out at each other with their atonal descant on how a consciousness might cease to be another voice cut in—a recording of Richard himself Foreman had always inserted himself into his productions live-managing the sound from the front row of his theater displaying his own face on TV screens arrayed around the set projecting his voice to boom around the hall a demiurge gone rogue disclosing his own presence came from how poignantly the trick was brought back to life in the absence of the author and palpably edited voice filled the space with its zany ruminations on the irreality of being as the mind behind that presence was braving the cosmic seas of still stranger worlds Richard’s passage to the psycho-astral realm on the eve of his last premiere had so shattering an effect because it manifested a higher form of truth that was of a piece with his entire creative world Foreman had always been drawn to limit-state epistemologies His works tended to express this sensibility in a New Agey idiom—a mash-up of pop mystique Take these titles of some of his masterpieces: My Head Was a Sledgehammer No safe exit to be found in an “interpretation of dreams,” however An avid reader of Jacques Lacan and a descendant of the Dada rather than André Breton Foreman was deeply skeptical about the sublation of dream material in human language given the devastating influence of commodity culture on the unconscious itself he struck his sparks not so much from nocturnal phantoms as from the torpor of the day and what it concealed Suppose Beautiful Madeline Harvey places a strong emphasis on this departure from dream writing: “But even if falling asleep could be interesting … dreaming is a surprise and not necessarily interesting.” It was fitting that the dreamer had gone on to a new state we are not sure what it is that the human brain perceives and generates according to visionaries as diverse as Pedro Calderón de la Barca and Richard Wagner Foreman made use of the psychochemical mumbo jumbo inherited by the New Age from decadence at its looniest but his shamanism was always beautifully sham reified form of spirituality was his way of reanimating the decaying shards of metaphysics for a world long beyond any metaphysical experience whatsoever in precisely the tendency to expose these tensions such as when the proximity of utter bathos to unimaginable sublimity reveals itself as a historical problem in that aspect of his art for which there can be no better definition than “catastrophe writing.” I finished a draft of this piece on Holocaust Remembrance Day—a context only seemingly inappropriate to Foreman who was always very open about his own Jewish heritage Nor does “catastrophe” have to refer to a single watershed of an origin—it is an ongoing current of history as the New York audiences of Foreman’s Maria del Bosco were reminded in 2002 in a bone-chilling scene echoing the events of 9/11 which Richard had seen from the window of his loft just a few weeks earlier A ballerina wearing a pink tutu keeps crashing a model airplane piloted by a baby doll into a large window to the sounds of a Robert Schumann Lied until a loud crash destroys the otherworldly serenity of the scene and three KKK-hooded figures take the plane away but how else to reflect on a horror that preempts all representation by more familiar means Richard’s final image—presented by Object Collection mere weeks before he was unplugged from life and freed for a journey all new—is just as powerful as much about what remains of our moment’s inheritance of so much prior destruction as it does about the stories left over from the past: And who would it be who was actually then someplace still existing RITA: Imagine Madeline Harvey alone in a room And within seconds her entire body—consumed by flames burns down to pure ash All but a single left foot in a singular red shoe completely untouched RITA: And it HAS already happened to a few fortunate bodies—burning to pure ash in a similar PURIFYING fire then which stories above all others would remain untouched—much like the single left foot of Madeline Harvey herself Home Join us at the Akustika Fair at the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre from April 4-6 Meet The Strad team at stand F08 and pick up a free copy of the magazine The Strad Directory Jobs By 2025-04-25T09:04:48.59+01:00 Tim Homfray visits London’s Wigmore Hall for the recital of Ysaÿe Brustad and Kodály on 20 February 2025 This unusually constituted concert opened with Eugène Ysaÿe’s Sonata in A minor for two violins but it’s frequently in three or four parts and not for the faint-hearted was full of assertive rhythms and punched accents Its many contrapuntal sections – solo Bach is never far away – were deftly handled and beautifully delineated The central Allegretto poco lento opens with a plaintive tune as well as some mighty playing: at full tilt they were probably audible in the street outside here given with good extrovert virtuoso playing and muscular gusto After the interval violist Lawrence Power joined Frang for Bjarne Brustad’s Four Capricci for violin and viola Power did a sort of dance to the quirky rhythms of the third one and they were delightful in the fast-moving dialogue of the final Vivace Power made the most of the substantial viola part in the first movement of Kodály’s Serenade for two violins and viola and he was prominent again in the mysterious nocturnal music of the central movement played its varied dances with vivid colour Read: Vilde Frang on the mentors who steered her from talented teen to fully-fledged artist Read: The Strad Recommends: Vilde Frang: Elgar Read: Violinist Vilde Frang granted use of 1734 ‘Rode’ Guarneri ‘del Gesù’ Profundity and spiritedness go hand in hand in this Romantic masterpiece Peter Quantrill attends the performance of Stravinsky’s Violin Concerto at London’s Barbican Hall on 20 January 2024  Classical and Neoclassical masterpieces enthrall in readings of great immediacy An album to seduce and thrill in equal measure A crack ensemble proves its mettle in highly varied fare An adventurous violist offers a dance through the centuries Site powered by Webvision Cloud Utah Hockey Club announced today the signing of forward Egor Sokolov to a one-year The 24-year-old Sokolov registered 21-25-46 and 69 penalty minutes (PIM) in 71 games with the Belleville Senators (AHL) finishing tied for the second-most points on the team Sokolov also led the team in power-play goals (10) and shots (214) last season 216-pound forward played in five NHL games with the Senators also led Belleville in scoring with 21-38-59 and 72 PIM in 70 games to go along with 10 power-play goals Sokolov has recorded 1-1-2 and four PIM in 13 games with Ottawa and has registered 76-104-180 and 177 PIM in 240 games with Belleville Sokolov was originally drafted by the Senators in the second round (61st overall) in the 2020 NHL Draft Tucson Roadrunners right wing Egor Sokolov has already made a couple big moves in his career so a trade this offseason to the Old Pueblo didn’t faze him After coming to Tucson from the Belleview Senators in the offseason Sokolov has rocketed up to 11th in the American Hockey League in scoring after notching four goals in two games this past weekend That two-day effort — where he scored both game-winners — earned Sokolov the Howies Hockey Tape AHL Player of the Week award “It’s great,” Sokolov said about his start and it’s a little bit different for me right now so I’m looking to just keep playing hockey “I’m not really always thinking about goals and assists and stuff like that,” he added “I usually just try to play the game and if I get an opportunity to bury one the NHL’s Utah Hockey Club traded longtime Roadrunners forward Jan Jenik to the Ottawa Senators in exchange for Sokolov who spent all of last season in the AHL with Bellevue The American Hockey League announced Monday that Tucson Roadrunners forward Egor Sokolov has been named the Howies Hockey Tape AHL Player of the Week Sokolov scored four goals in the Roadrunners’ two games this past weekend Sokolov has five goals and three assists for Tucson this season including two goals in each game of the Roadrunners’ sweep of the Bakersfield Condors over the weekend Tucson head coach Steve Potvin said Sokolov is already a leader for the Roadrunners “Egor’s just been a very calming presence in our team,” Potvin said he seems to be in the right position at all times “When you’re stronger with a puck the way he is it just gives you a confidence and gives you a little bit more poise and time with the puck,” Potvin added “It’s been a great little run for him here and I don’t expect it to really change.” Potvin also said Sokolov’s dominant weekend came after he had been “feeling a little under the weather,” adding that for him to play like that shows a lot about his character “He’s a very talented player as you can see He can rip the pill,” said right wing Austin Poganski “It’s nice to have his emotion and his ability to shoot the puck on the power play We looked for him to be a big attribute there for us.” The Senators drafted Sokolov in the second round of the 2020 NHL Draft That was a couple hours away from his hometown and lived there with other players his age to further his hockey career I know my mom and dad had to make a lot of sacrifices for me to be where I’m at right now (I’m) very thankful and I can’t thank them enough and it’s definitely tough for a young kid moving away and to see your mom and dad once a year now 24 and in his fifth year of pro hockey in North America but I’m gonna FaceTime with them every day and thank God we have that in this world,” he added They know I’m enjoying my life and I’m getting where I want to be Last season Sokolov had 21 goals and 46 points for Belleview the latter the second-highest mark on the team He led the Senators in power-play goals (10) and shots he had points in four of the Senators’ last five games “I think when you make a trade like this,” Potvin said “you’ve got a little bit of a chip on your shoulder But he’s also looking for an opportunity and he wants to show well here and show what he can do “I didn’t expect anything but what he’s bringing,” Potvin added “We heard some really good things about him from previous coaching staffs and he’s a player that’s making the most of his opportunity and he’s enjoying it.” Sokolov played for three seasons for the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League he joined the Belleville Senators in the 2021 season playing four seasons for the NHL Senators’ AHL affiliate He also played 13 games for the Ottawa Senators Sokolov does feel various big moves have helped him be more resilient “When you’re 17 making a move across the world so it took me over a year to try and talk to the guys around me it’s definitely what made me who I am right now — making that move and I’m pretty happy that I’ve done that.” Who: Tucson Roadrunners (3-3) at Abbotsford Canucks (3-2-0-1) Watch: AHLtv.com (FloSports subscription) Respond: Write a letter to the editor | Write a guest opinion Subscribe to stay connected to Tucson. A subscription helps you access more of the local stories that keep you connected to the community Another crucial week for Southern Arizona high school football as 8-man teams begin playoffs while other classes inch toward region crowns an… High School football: Last year's state playoff heartbreak is what's fueling Pusch Ridge Christian Academy to strive further in 2024 Josh Doan getting back into the groove with Tucson Roadrunners The Tucson Roadrunners are still in the desert after an offseason of questions Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Patrick Williams Nothing personal, but Egor Sokolov needed a change After four seasons with the Belleville Senators the power forward felt that he needed a new opportunity Sokolov is hardly too old to have a viable NHL future But the years in pro hockey do move by quickly and it can be very easy to age out of prospect status and into that career stage that can sometimes be murky in this business After playing a combined 13 NHL games in the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons he had gone all of last season without an appearance for Ottawa Sokolov went to management with a trade request With his offensive touch (76 goals and 180 points over four seasons in Belleville) and passionate approach he had built up plenty of respect capital with the NHL organization that had selected him as a 2020 second-round draft pick But he needed a chance to play in front of new eyes and Ottawa management did right by him, sending him to the Utah Hockey Club on July 3. The Senators made sure to get value in return, too, obtaining fellow forward Jan Jenik – a fact not lost on Sokolov It was a deal that sent Sokolov to a new organization He went from one of the AHL’s smaller markets in Belleville to the sprawling city of Tucson from southern Ontario to the American Southwest Fewer bus trips crisscrossing the Eastern Conference more flights to places like Calgary and Colorado But with players and management having relocated from Arizona to Salt Lake City as Utah prepared for its inaugural season Sokolov came into a situation in which everyone was encountering a new environment “It was good,” Sokolov said of his first Utah training camp [I wanted to] leave a good impression for myself I’ve been able to build the trust from the coaching staff and hopefully sooner rather than later I get an opportunity up in the NHL.” Sokolov wore a letter during his junior career in the QMJHL and helped to lead during his time in Belleville The Roadrunners count on him for leadership as well That started with a direct self-assessment in an early meeting with head coach Steve Potvin AHL coaching staffs already have plenty to do helping first- and second-year players with the pro game dependable figure is key for a team’s more experienced players 30 games to start building trust in me,” Sokolov remembered “I told them I’m going to show right from opening weekend that I can be trusted Sokolov has been as advertised in Tucson. He leads the Roadrunners in goals (8), assists (6), points (14), power-play goals (3) and game-winners (3) through 10 games. He was named Howies Hockey Tape/AHL Player of the Week after a four-goal weekend against Bakersfield in late October Tucson’s roster has solidified since the start of the season as well. Top prospect Josh Doan and Kailer Yamamoto recently joined the team from Utah and much of the core from a 92-point season in 2023-24 has returned to Tucson A recent nine-day break between games allowed Sokolov to settle in with his teammates and coaches who are still relatively new to him there has been plenty of time for video work Skating was an issue for Sokolov even as he moved into the pro game he will put himself in an excellent position for a promotion to Utah The Coyotes missed the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 11 of their final 12 seasons; holdover players and management arrived in their new home hungry for something different with this fresh opportunity and Sokolov wants to be a part of that as well “I just want to make a statement for everybody.” On the American Hockey League beat for two decades, TheAHL.com features writer Patrick Williams also currently covers the league for NHL.com and FloSports and is a regular contributor on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio. He was the recipient of the AHL’s James H. Ellery Memorial Award for his outstanding coverage of the league in 2016. Apply Visit Information Careers Portal Eight undergraduate honors students and a professional staff member from the Sokolov Honors College presented academic posters showcasing their research last week at National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) Conference held in Kansas City a premiere gathering for honors students and faculty nationwide allowed students to share their academic work with peers and experts from across the country The following YSU students presented their research at NCHC: The students not only demonstrated their own scholarly work but also contributed to important conversations in their fields ranging from healthcare and ethics to materials science and math modeling they observed how research from different disciplines can work towards a common theme and learned that conversational skills are very important for scientists “I would describe this experience as incredible because it gave me the opportunity to share my research meet honors students from other institutions and learn about the experiences of well-known educators such as Erin Gruwell,” said Kilmeyer The students also attended a variety of conference sessions including a keynote address by Erin Grunwell an American teacher who became famous for mentoring her students to tell their stories through writing and ultimately publish the book The Freedom Writers Diary: How a Teacher and 150 Teens Used Writing to Change Themselves and the World Around Them The Tattooist's Son: Journey to Auschwitz is a poignant and intimate one-off documentary which follows Gary Sokolov as he visits the notorious German death camp for the first time Gary Sokolov was born in the shadows of one of the most tragic and transformative stories of the Holocaust. Born to Lali Sokolov, the Tattooist of Auschwitz Gary’s journey has been shaped by the experiences of those who survived As the son of the man chronicled in the bestselling book and its TV series Gary has spent much of his life preserving This article examines how Gary Sokolov’s life has been influenced by the story of his parents and how it affects people around the world Lali Sokolov was forced to tattoo identification numbers on fellow prisoners at the Nazi death camp Sokolov’s journey through the horrors of the Holocaust became a testament to human endurance their love story became one of resilience and hope amid unimaginable suffering Gary was born years after his parents' liberation and the horrors they endured he grew up deeply aware of the history that shaped his family's identity His parents rarely spoke of their traumatic past Gary inherited the weight of their stories and the bond forged in Auschwitz by their unimaginable ordeal Gary didn't understand the magnitude of his parents' experiences It wasn't until the publication of The Tattooist of Auschwitz that Gary began to understand the profound impact of his parents’ story on the world and In 2018, the book The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris was published The book became an international bestseller captivating readers with its emotional depth Lali's first-person account of life in Auschwitz and his role as the camp's tattooist drew people in Gary played a key part in ensuring the accuracy of the book working closely with Morris to preserve the integrity of his father's story His involvement in the project was not just as a son but as a guardian of his family's history Gary discussed his father’s bond with Morris: 'Dad finally found someone he trusted enough to tell his story For Gary, the book was both a revelation and a responsibility It allowed him to confront his parents' pasts head-on reflecting on how their experiences had shaped their lives together and But it also presented a profound responsibility to ensure that the story was shared with the utmost respect for the history it represented Gary said of the TV series: 'I hope they will believe that bad times do end You have got to stay positive as much as you possibly can I hope that whatever people are going through the show will give them a sense that there is a future.' The release of The Tattooist of Auschwitz and its adaptation into a television series led Gary to reflect more deeply on his own identity He is often asked what it was like growing up as the son of Holocaust survivors The weight of his parents' past was not just a matter of history — it was a living It was something that influenced his worldview About | Privacy Policy | Advertising| Editorial | Contact Us Subscribe | Login Konstantin Sokolov has given his alma mater $100 million Chicago Booth has renamed the executive MBA program in his honor Chicago Booth’s Executive MBA Program is getting a new name — and a major upgrade — thanks to a $100 million donation from alumnus and investor Konstantin Sokolov will rename the program the Sokolov Executive MBA Program and provide significant new funding for scholarships founder of IJS Investments and a longtime advocate for economic development says the gift celebrates the deep personal and professional impact of his Booth experience He graduated from the Booth MBA program in 2005 and perspective I gained at Booth have shaped everything I’ve done since,” Sokolov says “I’m proud to give back to a place that continues to define leadership in business education.” Sokolov’s donation will fund a new clinical professorship for faculty who teach in the EMBA program and strengthen Booth’s ability to attract top talent across its three global campuses in Chicago Booth plans to continue evolving the program to meet the shifting demands of today’s business landscape — from digital transformation to cross-border leadership The Executive MBA at Booth has a storied legacy Launched in 1943 to meet wartime demand for business leadership it was the first program of its kind in the world the 21-month program draws professionals from dozens of countries who learn in cohort-based formats Students benefit from Booth’s distinctive analytical approach and access to top faculty across continents A cornerstone of the newly named program is Booth’s Global Career and Leadership Development team which offers personalized executive coaching The team also connects students with senior business leaders through events and Distinguished Executive-in-Residence opportunities Sokolov’s support will allow Booth to expand these offerings and introduce new tailored programming for experienced professionals navigating senior-level career transitions The gift also comes at a symbolic moment: the 20th anniversary of Sokolov’s graduation from the program He completed his Executive MBA in Booth’s Chicago cohort (XP-74) where he forged many of the relationships he still credits as central to his career Sokolov funded enhancements to the student lounge at Gleacher — a space that now bears his name from Russia at age 21 before launching a career that would span telecom supports national infrastructure projects across multiple sectors he says he hopes to ensure that future EMBA students — regardless of background — have access to the same world-class education and professional growth that defined his own journey University of Chicago President Paul Alivisatos praised the donation as a powerful endorsement of Booth’s mission “This gift will allow the school to continue fostering innovation and excellence in business education,” Alivisatos says “It’s an investment in the next generation of leaders who will guide business through times of change and complexity.” Sokolov’s gift to Booth is among the biggest gifts at any business school, securing its place on an exclusive but growing list of business school gifts of at least $50 million DON’T MISS WOW! UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE’S LERNER COLLEGE GETS HISTORIC $71.5 MILLION GIFT Our Partner Sites: Poets&Quants for Execs | Poets&Quants for Undergrads | Tipping the Scales | We See Genius Website Design By: Yellowfarmstudios.com Qatar -- A 13-year-old golfer shot 3-over 75 in the first round of the Qatar Masters on Thursday to give himself a chance of making the weekend in just his second appearance in a European tour event Daniil Sokolov was 2 under after four holes but picked up four bogeys and a double to drop into a tie for 105th when play was suspended at Doha Golf Club with 12 players yet to finish their round Sokolov also played the Qatar Masters last year at the age of 12 shooting rounds of 78 and 82 and missing the cut Daniil Sokolov was born in South Korea and moved to Qatar with his parents when he was 5 He also played the Qatar Masters last year at age 12 shooting rounds of 78 and 82 and missing the cut. Warren Little/Getty ImagesIn 2013 Chinese player Ye Wocheng became the youngest male golfer to compete in a European tour event management group run by One Direction singer and golf enthusiast Niall Horan was born in South Korea and moved to Qatar with his parents from Tokyo when he was 5 He has won one World Amateur Golf Ranking tournament Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen and Brandon Robinson Thompson were tied for the lead on 6 under par Utah Hockey Club announced today that the club has acquired forward Egor Sokolov  from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for forward Jan Jenik The 24-year-old Sokolov registered 21-25-46 and 69 penalty minutes (PIM) in 71 games with the Belleview Senators (AHL) also led Belleview in scoring with 21-38-59 and 72 PIM in 70 games to go along with 10 power-play goals Sokolov has recorded 1-1-2 and four PIM in 13 games with Ottawa and has registered 76-104-180 and 177 PIM in 240 games with Belleview Sokolov was originally drafted by the Senators  in the second round (61st overall) in the 2020 NHL Draft Jenik registered 4-2-6 and 20 PIM in 22 career NHL games with the Arizona Coyotes and recorded 46-74-120 and 215 PIM in 165 career AHL games with the Tucson Roadrunners The Tucson Roadrunners lost to the Rockford IceHogs in overtime 2-3 at the Tucson Convention Center on Saturday Andrew Agozzino and Egor Sokolov scored for the Roadrunners Tucson Roadrunners right wing Egor Sokolov has been racking up the points lately Sokolov has tallied seven points in the Roadrunners’ last six games He had two goals and an assist in Tucson’s 5-1 win over the Rockford IceHogs on Friday and then scored the game-tying goal on Saturday which led to the Roadrunners getting a standing point right?” said Tucson head coach Steve Potvin Egor Sokolov has tallied seven points in the Tucson Roadrunners’ last six games “I’m happy to see that he got his 20th (Saturday) and he’s been contributing not only on the power plays but contributing to 5-on-5 hockey.” Sokolov was named first star of the game after Friday’s win honestly it don’t matter if I score or not it’s just as long as I can contribute to the team and help the team win “I’ve been in the league for for a while now and I’ve learned a lot it’s not all about goals and points it’s how much you can contribute to help the teams have success I think I’ve been doing a good job with it you know obviously having an opportunity to score and I did so At the end of the day sucks to get one point out of two The Tucson Roadrunners (25-22-3-2) travel to the Ontario Reign (31-17-2-1) for a Wednesday solo game Sokolov’s 20th goal puts him one behind his AHL personal best that he set last year and the year before though that was over 71 games in 2023-24 and 70 games in 2022-23 Sokolov was second in goals for the Belleville Senators and tied for second with 46 points The Roadrunners split with the Rockford IceHogs finishing their four-game home stand with an important seven points they rallied from a 2-0 deficit to force overtime The Roadrunners thought they deserved a power play in overtime after Tucson right wing Austin Poganski was wrestled down in the middle of the ice “I thought it was a well-fought series and obviously I don’t think we played our best when we started the game but we expected that they were gonna come back with a response,” Potvin said “I liked that Staubs (goalie Jaxson Stauber) kept us in there he did what he could to get us the points and look I thought that was definitely an effort based sequence that should have resulted in a penalty against them and a power play for us,” he added “At the end it’s disappointing to see the non call and you know what sometimes typically you don’t get the next bounce.” The Roadrunners thought they deserved a power play in overtime Saturday vs the IceHogs after Tucson right wing Austin Poganski (27) was wrestled down in the middle of the ice The seven points comes after they only picked up two in their previous home stand which made up the bulk of their eight-game winless streak “Obviously I wanted to come out with two points I thought the team put up a really big fight and I don’t usually talk about officiating but I thought it was a pretty obvious call on Poganski,” Sokolov said Tucson hits the road sitting in the seventh and final playoff spot in the division The Roadrunners have the chance to gain ground on the fourth-place Reign (who have the fourth and final home-ice advantage in the first-round slot) and hold off the eighth-place Bakersfield Condors Rockford left wing Zach Sanford returned to Tucson over the weekend Sanford was named first star of the IceHogs’ 3-2 overtime win over Tucson he was named as an alternate captain for Tucson Sanford played 16 games for Tucson before getting called up by the Coyotes and then after Arizona waived him Then he played 18 games for Chicago and 13 for Rockford last season obviously he’s played in the NHL and he’s won a Stanley Cup knows what it takes to play in critical moments and then “He’s a patient player that waits for his opportunity but he’s also a player that can defend well; so he’s definitely an elite player.” Utah Hockey Club signed Stauber to a two-way deal Stauber played two seasons for Rockford and six games with the Blackhawks Stauber (9-5-2 AHL) lost to the IceHogs on Saturday Tucson defenseman Juuso Välimäki’s return to the AHL was a rough one Välimäki suffered a lower-body injury in the second period of Friday’s game and is out indefinitely Friday’s game was Välimäki’s first in the AHL since 2022 after playing 271 games in the NHL for Calgary Who: Tucson Roadrunners (25-22-3-2) at Ontario Reign (31-17-2-1) Respond: Write a letter to the editor | Write a guest opinion Former University of Arizona hockey player Brian Slugocki works with the Tucson Roadrunners on skills and goes up to Salt Lake City to work wi… The Tucson Roadrunners closed out their annual gem show road trip with a record of 3-3-0-1 They return with some new and some familiar faces … After splitting their two game series at Bakersfield the Roadrunners are in the seventh and final playoff spot in the division Tucson Roadrunners center Curtis Douglas is encouraging people to ask about his mullet to get people to open up and talk about mental health Grandmaster Felix Blohberger delivers a complete opening repertoire for White If you are an existing subscriber to Gramophone, Opera Now or Choir & Organ and would like to upgrade, please contact us here or call +44 (0)1722 716997 Which language would you like to use this site in Reacting to the arbitrary arrest of a prominent Russian human rights defender for displaying the Facebook logo online which is regarded as an “extremist symbol” in Russia the Russian authorities are exacting revenge against Aleksei Sokolov for his relentless defence of prisoners’ rights and for exposing torture in Russian prisons over almost two decades he is being charged on a pretext that would have been laughable were it not real and at the expense of his freedom and personal security.” “The deliberately filmed heavy-handed arrest and harsh treatment Aleksei Sokolov has been subjected to signals that the authorities are intent on punishing him harshly for his human rights work Amnesty International demands his immediate and unconditional release and the termination of these ridiculous criminal proceedings.” “Aleksei Sokolov’s case is emblematic of how far Russian authorities are prepared to go to suppress dissent and silence human rights defenders.” On 5 July, Aleksei Sokolov a human rights organization defending prisoners’ rights was arrested after a raid of his home by Russian security forces and charged with “repeated demonstration of prohibited symbols” (Article 282.4 of the Criminal Code) Aleksei Sokolov became the first person in Russia to serve a five-day administrative arrest for displaying Facebook’s logo online The social platforms Facebook and Instagram were banned and blocked in Russia in March 2022 after their parent company Meta was declared “extremist” organization and its activities prohibited in Russia Russian Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) officials had reported the logo’s presence on a website allegedly administered by Sokolov The raids also targeted Sokolov’s son and his fellow human rights activist Her husband was allegedly beaten during the search and her teenage daughter threatened by law enforcement officers including being put face down on the floor and asked about his “status in the criminal underworld,” as shown in videos released by pro-government media Together we can fight for human rights everywhere Your donation can transform the lives of millions If you are talented and passionate about human rights then Amnesty International wants to hear from you Alik Sokolov is an A&S alum, a current doctoral student in the Department of Mathematics and maybe the next world-renowned tech superstar to watch for Sokolov is revolutionizing the mathematical finance space with his startup, Sibli. The young founder, CEO and Vanier Scholar is applying his studies in AI to investment research finding synergy between his academic and business pursuits “There's so much opportunity to push the envelope on how things are done, to really start rethinking the investment process,” says Sokolov, who earned his honours bachelor of science in 2013 as a member of New College and his master’s degree in 2016 “It feels like we're on the precipice of a massive transformation of how this job is done.” Sibli derives its name from “responsibly,” a reference to “responsible investing” and the role the investment industry has to play in sustainability and creating a healthier economy to benefit society The company tailors generative AI as a tool for investment managers helping inform decision-making by processing large amounts of textual data that could impact holdings just about any news article that has to do with business or politics may be important,” Sokolov says “The company need not be directly mentioned meaning the amount of information that needs to be processed to answer a single research question can be massive.” and Sibli regularly contributes ideas to research projects at the lab “I'm always looking for ways to get closer to the university,” Sokolov says The junction of academic interests and work has propelled Sokolov since high school taking on the graveyard shift at UPS to help support himself He came to Toronto from Ukraine with his mom and sister in 2004 when he was 12 Sokolov’s early interest in finance was borne from a desire for economic stability and a murky notion that finance was especially lucrative I want to have economic security,’” Sokolov says “That interest grew into one grounded in more than just financial returns.” A big turning point in Sokolov’s academic career came when he took Introduction to Mathematical Finance with Luis Seco who is Sokolov’s mentor and doctoral supervisor The course is geared toward graduating students looking to bridge their degree to the working world “I can see in that course who has ambitions and who doesn't,” says Seco, a professor in the Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences at the University of Toronto Mississauga People with ambitions come and talk to me about anything “Luis had nothing to gain from giving me the time of day — he was so swamped,” Sokolov says He's just so consistent about doing the selfless thing for people.” Sokolov returned twice to the university for graduate studies The two maintained a relationship where they exchanged ideas on mathematical finance and AI “It was more regret aversion,” Sokolov says of leaving Deloitte to begin his doctoral degree in mathematics “I knew if I didn’t give this sort of thing a go Just as Sokolov worked at UPS during his high school and undergraduate years he began Sibli during his PhD and has since been balancing the two pursuits which he says harmonize nicely with one another Returning to U of T and working with his mentor again felt natural to Sokolov who enjoys the freedom Seco grants his students Luis will let students experiment and try their own thing,” Sokolov says so working with folks like Luis is really comfortable.” “People underestimate the value of personal qualities.” Seco’s expertise in mathematical finance is vast though these days he’s been delving more into AI and sustainability Seco likens the current AI revolution in domains like finance to the early introduction of computers “There's no better time for mathematics and finance to be working together,” he says “I think we're at the cusp of this big transformation and Alik is one of the writers of that transformation.” With Sibli poised to shake up the world of finance Sokolov has had to learn to navigate being a successful founder While his professional skills have held up well there’s been a lot of work on managing his emotions and dealing with the stressors unique to startups “Everything they say about startups being an emotional roller coaster and being hard and a lot of emotional work and self-improvement to have a more consistent go of this.” Metrics details This article delves into the dynamic constructions of distinctive traveling wave solutions for wave circulation in shallow water mechanics specifically addressing the time-fractional couple Drinfel’d–Sokolov–Wilson (DSW) equation Introducing the previously untapped \(exp(-\phi (\xi ))\)-expansion method we successfully generate a diverse set of analytic solutions expressed in hyperbolic Visualization through three-dimensional (3D) as well two-dimensional (2D) plots reveals inherent wave phenomena in the DSW equation These newly obtained wave solutions serve as a catalyst for refining theories in applied science offering a means to validate mathematical simulations for the proliferation of waves in shallow water as well as other nonlinear scenarios Obtained wave solutions demonstrate the bright soliton The simplicity and efficacy of the implemented methods are demonstrated providing a valuable tool for approximating the considered equation All figures are devoted to demonstrate the complete wave futures of the attained solutions to the studied equation with the collaboration of specific selections of the chosen parameters it may have summarized that the attained wave solutions and their physical phenomena might be useful to comprehend the various kind of wave propagation in mathematical physics and engineering have uncovered novel wave solutions and investigated the impact of unrestricted parameters on the coupled DSW equation offering a comprehensive summary and conclusion Khalil et al.46 mainly recognized the concept of CD alongside the reason of limit If we consider a mapping \(f:(0,\infty ) \to \Re \,,\) then CD of \(f\) order \(\omega\) can be written as \(T_{t}^{\omega } f(t) = \mathop {\lim }\limits_{\varepsilon \to 0} \left( {\frac{{f\,\left( {t + \varepsilon \,t^{1 - \omega } } \right) - f(t)}}{\varepsilon }} \right)\,,\) for all \(t > 0,\;0 < \omega \le 1.\) Assume \(\omega \in \,\,(0,\,1],\) additionally function \(f = f(t),\,\,{\text{and }}g = g(t){\kern 1pt} ,\) be \(\omega\)-CD at the point \(t > 0,\) then we can state-owned as \(T_{t}^{\omega } \left( {cf + dg} \right) = cT_{t}^{\omega } f + dT_{t}^{\omega } g,\) for all \(c,\,d \in \Re\) \(T_{t}^{\omega } \left( {t * \gamma } \right) = \gamma \,t^{\gamma - \omega } ,\;\) for all \(\gamma \in \Re\) \(T_{t}^{\omega } \left( {f * g} \right) = gT_{t}^{\omega } \left( f \right) + f\;T_{t}^{\omega } \left( g \right)\,,\;\) \(T_{t}^{\omega } \left( \frac{f}{g} \right) = \frac{{gT_{t}^{\omega } \left( f \right) - f\,T_{t}^{\omega } \left( g \right)}}{{g^{2} }}.\) then \(T_{t}^{\omega } \left( {f(t)} \right) = \,\,t^{1 - \omega } \frac{df}{{dt}}.\) Consider \(f:(0,\omega ) \to R{\kern 1pt} {\kern 1pt} ,\) be a function of real type in such a way as \(f\) is able to differentiate additionally \(\omega\)-CD suppose that \(g\) be a function that is both well-defined and differentiable within designated range of \(f\) we possess \(T_{t}^{\omega } \left( {fog} \right)\,\left( t \right) = t^{1 - \omega } g(t)^{\omega - 1} \;g^{\prime}(t)\,T_{t}^{\omega } \left( {f(t)} \right)_{t = g(t)} \,,\) whereas prime indicates the simple derivatives with regard to \(\text{the point } t\) We were considerate in our study when it came to the favored equation and the idea of CD While numerous functions may not exhibit increasing behavior as demonstrated by Taylor's power order analysis at specific points in basic calculus their existence can still be accounted for through the application of conformable order derivatives While complicated plans happen in the logic of important fractional geometry CD accomplishes well in the product and chain law Wherever the Riemann derivative of fractional order is not the topic the CD of a function characterized by a constant type is corresponding to zero The Mittag Leffler functions play a significant role in fractional order calculus serving as an alternative elucidation to the exponential type of function This is evident in the fractional order representation of the exponential type function expressed as f(t) = e \(\frac{{t}^{\alpha }}{\alpha },\) particularly in the context of CD Consider a NLEE characterized by the provided structure where \(\psi =\psi \left(x,t\right)\) denotes a function of which the specific characteristics are not defined \(\Theta \) can be represented as a polynomial function in terms of \(\psi \) it involves a dissimilar form of partial derivatives encompassing both nonlinear terms and the higher-order derivatives in the expression We will now adopt a variable transformation for the wave with a interpretation to non-dimensionality We unify all independent variables into a singular variable as Through the substitution of this variable transformation, we can simplify Eq. (2) into an ODE of the following structure Step-02. Let's contemplate that the solution to the ODE in Eq. (4) can be formulated as where determination of the positive integer \(N\) is achieved by equating the peak order derivatives to the corresponding peak order nonlinear portions found in Eq. (4) the ODE is satisfied by the derivative of \(\varphi (\xi )\) and is expressed in the succeeding structure Consequently, the solutions for the ODE represented by Eq. (6) are: A hyperbolic function-based solution (for \({\upbeta }^{2}-4\alpha >0 A trigonometric function-based solution (for \({\upbeta }^{2}-4\alpha <0 When \({\upbeta }^{2}-4{\upalpha }>0\) and \({\upalpha }=0,\upbeta \ne 0\) When \({\upbeta }^{2}-4{\upalpha }=0\) and \(\alpha \ne 0,\upbeta \ne 0\) When \({\upbeta }^{2}-4{\upalpha }=0\) and \(\alpha =0,\upbeta =0\) then we accomplish an expression in polynomials structure of \(\text{exp}\left(-p\varphi \left(\xi \right)\right)\) and by equating individually coefficient of the obtained polynomial equal to zero a system of algebraic equations (SAE) is derived From 1st equation in Eq. (14) Using (15) into the 2nd equation in Eq. (14) and by integrating then we acquire under mentioned ODE By balancing \(U^{\prime\prime}\) and \({U}^{3},\) we get the value of \(N=1.\) From Eq. (5) where \({A}_{0} and {A}_{1}\) are real parameters which are nonentities and resolute later Utilizing Eq. (6) and Eq. (17) in Eq. (16) a polynomial expressed in terms of \(exp(-\varphi (\xi ))\) is derived Upon paralleling all coefficients of \(exp(-\varphi (\xi ))\) to the value zero Using the solution of SAE and Eqs. (7) and (8), we get following general travelling wave solutions of Eq. (17): where \(\rho =\sqrt{-6a\left(b+2c\right)\left(-{\beta }^{2}+4\alpha \right)}\) Using the solution of SAE and Eq. (9) as well as Eq. (10) into Eq. (17) we arrive at following general travelling wave solutions: Family 3: (when \({\upbeta }^{2}-4\alpha >0 Using the solution of SAE and Eq. (11) into Eq. (17) we get following general travelling wave solutions: where \(\xi =l\left(x-\delta \frac{{t}^{\gamma }}{\gamma }\right).\) Rational solution is excluded for its predefined circumstance we delve into the physical interpretation of the precise solutions derived for the couple DSW equation The computational tools Maple-18 and MATLab were instrumental in solving the equations and producing graphical representations correspondingly Capturing the dynamic evolution arising from the solution of \({U}_{1} (x, t)\) with parameter values \(\alpha =2, \beta =4, a=1, b=-1, c=1, d=-3, l=-.5, k=4.\) Subfigures (a),(b), and (c) present 3D perspectives, while subfigure (d) highlights a contour plot. Additionally, subfigures (e),(f), and (g) showcase 2D line graphs along \(x=0\), equivalent to the corresponding 3D plots in (a),(b), and (c). Illustrating the dynamic performance emanating from the solution of \(\left|\text{Real }{U}_{5}(x, t)\right|\) with parameter values \(\alpha = 2, \beta = 2, a = 1, b = -1, c = 5, d = 1, l = -0.5, k = -4.\) Subfigures (a),(b), and (c) offer 3D perspectives, while subfigure (d) emphasizes a contour plot. Additionally, subfigures (e),(f), and (g) showcase 2D line graphs along \(x=0\), corresponding to the respective 3D plots in (a) to (c). Taking the dynamic comportment developing from the solution of \(\left|\text{Real }{U}_{5}(x, t)\right|\) with parametric values \(\alpha =2, \beta =2, a=1, b=-1, c=5, d=1, l=-0.60, k=-4\). Subfigures \((\mathbf{a},\mathbf{b},\mathbf{c})\) cabinet 3D plot views, \((\mathbf{d})\) topographies the contour plot, and subfigures \((\mathbf{e},\mathbf{f},\mathbf{g})\) illustrate 2D line graphs for \(x=0\) corresponding to figures \((\mathbf{a},\mathbf{b},\mathbf{c}),\) correspondingly. Illustrating the dynamic evolution ascending from the solution of \(\left|\text{Real }{U}_{8}(x, t)\right|\) with parameter values \(\alpha = 2, \beta = 0, a = 1, b = 1, c = 2, d = 1, l = -0.15, k = -8.\) Subfigures (a),(b), and (c) present 3D plot views, while subfigure (d) cabinets the contour plot. Moreover, subfigures (e),(f), and (g) depict 2D line graphs along \(x=0\), consistent to the corresponding 3D plots in (a) to (c). Capturing the dynamic evolution arising from the solution of \(\left|\text{Real }{U}_{8}(x, t)\right|\) with parameter values \(\alpha =2, \beta =0, a,b,c,d=1, l=-0.25, and k=-8.\) The subfigures (a),(b), and (c) present 3D perspectives, while subfigure (d) highlights a contour. Additionally, subfigures (e),(f), and (g) showcase 2D line graphs along \(x=0\), equivalent to the corresponding 3D plots in (a) to (c). Illustrating the dynamic performance emanating from the solution of \(\left|\text{Real }{U}_{8}(x, t)\right|\) with parameter values \(\alpha = 2, \beta = 0, a = 1, b = -1, c = 5, d = 1, l = 0.3, k = -4.\) Subfigures (a),(b), and (c) offer 3D perspectives, while subfigure (d) emphasizes a contour plot. Furthermore, subfigures (e),(f), and (g) showcase 2D line graphs along \(x=0\), respected to the respective 3D plots in (a) to (c). Illustrating the dynamic evolution resulting from the solution of \(\left|\text{Real }{U}_{8}(x t)\right|\) with parameter values \(\alpha = 2 offering a comprehensive view of the evolving behavior offering additional insights into the solution and (g) depict 2D line graphs along \(x=0,\) providing equivalent to the corresponding 3D plots in (a) to (c) graphical behavior of the obtained solutions of the couple DSW equation is discussed In order to illustrate the dynamical behavior of the wave phenomena governed by the couple DSW equation 2D and contour graphical simulations are generated The parametric values are suitably selected in accordance with the proposed methodologies such that well-defined solution expressions are obtained The 3D surface graph highlights the shape of the traveling wave or soliton whereas the contour graph illustrates the structure of the constructed wave through plots of level curves The 2D line graphs of the solutions are also plotted for increasing values of time to illustrate the progression of the wave along- \(x\) axis All the graphs displayed above depicts the construction of multiple solitons A localized rise in wave amplitude is characteristic of the bright soliton Singular solitons are crucial in scientific research because of their capacity to reflect extremely concentrated and localized events making them useful tools for examining extreme behavior in physical systems making it easier to understand and characterize complex nonlinear processes that defy linear models Singular solitons are associated with shock waves and provide valuable information about the interaction and propagation of shock events via various materials contour graphics enhance the quality of studies by providing a visual representation of spatial patterns The study's overall robustness is further increased by their ability to highlight anomalies and support predictive modelling These comparisons and observations confirm the novelty and significance of the results presented in the current manuscript Our solutions by \(\text{exp}\left(-\varphi \left(\xi \right)\right)\)-expansion method Hyperbolic solution because of \(\mathbf{\rm E}<0\) \({V}_{\text{1,2}}=\mp 2\sqrt{-\frac{6\text{\rm E}}{\alpha \beta +2\alpha s} }{k}^{2}\eta \sqrt{-\text{\rm E}}\text{ tanh}(\sqrt{-\text{\rm E}}\zeta )\) For the parametric values \(E=-1,\eta =\alpha =s=Z=1,\beta =2,k=0.55 figure demonstrates the bell shape of the solution \({U}_{\text{1,2}}(x,t)\) at the values of the fractional parameters \(\updelta =0.3\text{ to }0.50 { and \delta }=0.75\) to \(\updelta =0.98\) correspondingly With the changes of fractional parameter \(\updelta \) there is no dynamical changes in the frequency and amplitude of the shape Hyperbolic solution because of \((\mathbf{f}\mathbf{o}\mathbf{r}\boldsymbol{ }{{\varvec{\upbeta}}}^{2}-4\boldsymbol{\alpha }>0,\boldsymbol{ }\boldsymbol{\alpha }\ne 0)<0\) \({U}_{\text{1,2}}\left(x,t\right)=\mp \frac{3\beta d\left({-\beta }^{2}+4\alpha \right){l}^{2}}{\rho }\pm \frac{2\rho {l}^{2}\alpha d}{a\left(b+2c\right)\left(-\sqrt{{\beta }^{2}-4\alpha }\text{tanh}\left(\frac{1}{2}\sqrt{{\beta }^{2}-4\alpha }\left(\xi +k\right)\right)-\beta \right)}\) Trigonometric solution because of \(\mathbf{\rm E}>0\) \({V}_{\text{21,22}}=\mp 2\sqrt{-\frac{6\text{\rm E}}{\alpha \beta +2\alpha s} }{k}^{2}\eta \sqrt{\text{\rm E}}\text{ tan}(\sqrt{\text{\rm E}}\zeta )\) The periodic wave solution demonstrates from the solutions \({U}_{\text{21,22}}(x,t)\) for putting value of parameters \(E=0.1,\eta =-s=k=z=1,\beta =0.50,\alpha =2,{\Omega }_{0}={\Delta }_{1}=0\) where the values of the fractional parameters \(\updelta =0.30\text{ to}=0.50 Trigonometric solution because of \((\text{for }{\upbeta }^{2}-4\alpha <0 \({U}_{\text{5,6}}\left(x,t\right)=\mp \frac{3\beta d\left({-\beta }^{2}+4\alpha \right){l}^{2}}{\rho }\pm \frac{2\rho {l}^{2}\alpha d}{a(b+2c)(\sqrt{{-\beta }^{2}+4\alpha }\text{tan}\left(\frac{1}{2}\sqrt{{-\beta }^{2}+4\alpha }\left(\xi +k\right)\right)-\beta )}\) That is the multiple soliton shape turn into the periodic solution shape This paper has effectively applied the \(exp(-\phi (\xi ))\)-expansion method to the DSW equation we have established novel solutions that depict diverse wave shapes incorporating various unrestricted parameters The wave outlines have been visually represented through 3D and 2D plots providing a comprehensive understanding of the impact of free parameters on the DSW equation variations in the free parameters lead to changes in both wave amplitude and phase components Our comprehensive study underscores the efficacy of the \(exp(-\phi (\xi ))\)-expansion method as a potent mathematical tool Its application not only facilitates the discovery of numerous solutions for various types of NLEEs but also proves invaluable in the fields of water wave mechanics The results of our analysis showed that the recommended methods were straightforward The versatility of this approach 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If you are unsure whether you fall within this radius, or have any other questions, please contact honorsstudents@ysu.edu or visit their site here Lali expressed a desire to go to Auschwitz the first time he had considered returning in 60 years Lali specifically wanted to see Auschwitz-II Birkenau again the place where he and Gita spent most of their imprisonment and where they miraculously met and fell in love father and son never got to make the trip together It’s a regret Gary has carried ever since his father passed away to be able to provide Gary with the opportunity to walk in his parents’ footsteps and visit Auschwitz is very special and was an emotional rollercoaster like no other for Gary and for our team Melbourne-based Gary (63) has had a life-long fear of Auschwitz having tried and failed to visit at several points in his life once getting as far as the iconic 'Arbeit Macht Frei' gates only to find himself frozen in fear After the astonishing success of the book and the global launch of the series the prospect of following Gary on this once-in-a-lifetime trip from his home in Melbourne to the Slovakian towns of his parents’ birth – Krompachy (Lali) and Vranov nad Toplou (Gita) – and then ultimately to Auschwitz was one that neither I nor documentary director Stephen Bennett could resist Stephen has made many incredible films centred around the theme of trauma so he was the perfect documentarian for this landmark journey – part pilgrimage part exploration of intergenerational Holocaust trauma I have been immersed in Gary’s family story for some time having spent the last six years closely attached to the fictionalised versions of his parents (Lali and Gita) whilst developing producing and executive producing the Emmy-nominated limited series The Tattooist of Auschwitz I’m drawn to stories based on real life and I was gripped by The Tattooist as soon as I read it The idea of a love story set in Auschwitz was incredible to me; how could two people fall in love in one of the most notorious concentration and extermination camps Lali’s story spoke to me about our innate capacity for hope and survival despite whatever darkness we face I hadn’t seen such a profound love story against the backdrop of the Holocaust before and felt compelled to embark on the long road to producing it as a limited series including Head Writer and fellow EP Jacquelin Perske and director and Co-Executive Producer Tali Shalom Ezer worked closely with the actors Jonah Hauer-King and Harvey Keitel as they brought young and old Lali to the screen alongside Polish actress Anna Próchniak who we cast in the character of young Gita Adding Melanie Lynskey (Heather) and Jonas Nay (Baretzki) to our core cast was a dream complemented by a cast of 65 incredible supporting actors from across Europe The drama aired around the world to massive success in May of 2024 but I first met Gary in person a few months prior when we shared the series with him in a private screening in Melbourne Sitting in the dimmed light of a small cinema with Gary novelist Heather Morris and Gary’s close friends is easily the most emotional nerve-wracking and memorable screening I’ve ever experienced I was naturally anxious to see Gary’s reaction but within minutes of seeing Harvey Keitel portray his late father Gary broke down with tears of joy as he clutched Heather’s hand I knew we had delivered on our responsibilities to Gary and his family I asked Heather how that screening felt for her 20 years after she first met Gary’s father: 'In one word – Overwhelming both of us were overcome with emotion we sought comfort from each other a shoulder became a resting place for a heavy head the story unfolding was lived by the two of us alone highly emotional conversations with Lali opening up to me like he hadn’t before I was surprised to discover that Gary felt people who had read the book and seen the mini-series knew more about his parents than he did It seemed so bizarre that though millions around the world now knew his parents by first name he had never heard their story directly from his own mum and dad he overheard his parents and friends from their community sharing their stories and the rest he filled in watching endless episodes of the landmark series The World at War When Gary shared that he felt his identity in terms of his family history was incomplete I knew my own journey with the Sokolov family was not yet over Having spent years working on one man’s story of the Holocaust I was fascinated to learn more about Gary’s story What was life like for Gary with two parents who had lived such epic lives and survived unimaginable horror What was it like to be the only son of such globally known survivors And what had been the lasting effects on Gary A documentary bearing witness to his personal journey seemed undeniable It felt natural to include Heather as a contributor given she brought Lali’s story to the world I wondered how it felt for Heather to come on the journey and watch Gary trace his parent’s footsteps back to Auschwitz I had been to Lali and Gita’s hometowns several times I told him he would be not only walking in his parents’ footsteps but also in mine I had to make the journeys he was about to make 'Watching as "my friends" showed Gary what I had previously seen the documents regarding his family history was a profoundly moving experience for me and I delighted in his reactions seeing him learn the story of who he was and where he came from I thought often of the night Lali asked me to take him back to Auschwitz and his reasons for going visceral and painful when I told him of his father’s request A request neither one of us was able to fulfil.' I am profoundly moved by the rawness of Gary’s emotions as he encounters so many incredible moments along the road Watching him read from his mother’s Shoah testimony as he prepares to visit Auschwitz is devastatingly sad and chilling at the same time – watching him express wonder at a never before seen photograph of Lali as a teenager at school in pre-war Slovakia is deeply moving and even more so when Gary cries as he learns the photo is a gift for him; Gary’s exhilaration as he takes stones from the house his father grew up in and later lays them on Lali and Gita’s gravestones as he visits their resting places with his daughters for the first time; and the moment he shares with Intergenerational Holocaust psychiatrist George Halasz that he doesn’t feel 'empty anymore' is truly humbling I hope audiences are moved and enlightened by Gary’s story and encouraged to consider the consequences of antisemitism To have been able to work with Stephen and our team and bear witness to Gary’s journey has been a privilege and I am honoured that he trusted us with his story I am thankful to all our contributors for giving themselves to the process and supporting Gary along the way without whom none of us would have had the opportunity to tell any part of the Sokolov story We’re honoured that The Tattooist’s Son joins a host of programming to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz There can never be too many stories of the Holocaust We’re thrilled that our documentary will take its place amongst all the other inspiring stories that will air on this important anniversary The Tattooist's Son: Journey to Auschwitz airs Monday Limited series The Tattooist's of Auschwitz is available now on Sky TV and Now SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League announced today that Tucson Roadrunners forward Egor Sokolov has been selected as the Howies Hockey Tape/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending October 27 Sokolov scored four goals in two games last week netting a late game-winning tally in each of the Roadrunners’ weekend triumphs Sokolov broke a 3-3 tie with 4:08 remaining in regulation then scored an insurance marker with 1:23 to play to lift Tucson to a 5-3 decision Then in Saturday’s rematch with the Condors he scored a go-ahead goal late in the first period before netting the overtime winner as the Roadrunners grabbed a 3-2 victory Sokolov has now found the scoresheet in all six outings for Tucson this season and leads the team with five goals and eight points has collected 81 goals and 107 assists for 188 points in 246 career AHL games with Tucson and Belleville Sokolov was originally a second-round pick by Ottawa in the 2020 NHL Draft and has notched one goal and one assist in 13 career NHL contests Sokolov was acquired by the Utah Hockey Club in a trade with the Senators on July 3 Nicole Lampert is a newspaper journalist and best-selling ghost writer Nicole Lampert 6 min readGary Sokolov tried five times to visit Auschwitz – the place not only where he lost family members but also where his parents met and fell in love he got as far as the Polish border but never made it across accompanied by a television camera there to film the only son of the now famous “tattooist of Auschwitz” who found love there did he finally walk through the gates of hell my heart was racing and I walked in and out of the gate four times he decided it was time to come face to face with what his parents had gone through Time to see what they were too afraid to tell him themselves “I feel like a weight has been lifted from me,” Gary reveals When you walk around with a lack of knowledge about your own parents and grandparents The story of how Gary’s parents Lale Sokolov and Gita Fuhrmannova fell in love at Auschwitz has become world famous thanks to a bestselling book called simply The Tattooist of Auschwitz written by Heather Morris to whom Gary’s father confided in at the end of his life and a recent Sky television drama based on the book Now a Sky History documentary features Gary trying to retrace the steps of his parents visiting the houses they grew up in and the place where they fell in love It is a story that Gary learnt only from reading the book as both his Slovakian-born parents refused to talk to him about what they went through during the war it was only as he was filming the documentary and meeting a genealogy expert that he discovered his mother had three sisters who were killed at Auschwitz “They didn’t want me to be aware of the horrors and what they went through,” says Gary “The only thing my mother really told me about was about how when she was really sick while she was in Auschwitz her mother came to her in a dream and said you are going to meet a man and you are going to have a son.’ That is all she ever told me “Dad would tell the occasional story – things like how there were two young men and how he changed their tattoos to help them escape and take their information about Auschwitz to the allies And I later found a book about the escape and his part in it was mentioned it was just the odd thing that I would overhear my parents were friendly with other Slovakian Holocaust survivors Quite a few of them had come out on the same boat as my parents – three of the women had been tattooed by my father in Auschwitz “They’d take turns hosting the Jewish holidays the women would go into the kitchen and talk – about what their kids were going to do when they leave school who they were going to marry – I would call them the Parliament as they would work everything out The men would sit around telling stories but my problem was that my Slovak wasn’t very good and they didn’t tell the stories in English I’d pick up the odd bits and pieces but my parents never wanted to speak about it.” He knew that his parents had met at Auschwitz and that his father had helped keep his mother alive by smuggling food to her but Gary learned not to ask them more ‘the soccer starts in five minutes’,” he says I would look into his eyes and it would be like it wasn’t totally there It is only really in watching the drama series about him in which he’s played so well by Jonah Hauer-King that I realised that in those moments he might be being haunted by his memories It was through watching the drama that I learned to understand my father better.” It was reading Morris’s work that meant he learnt what the pair had really experienced in Auschwitz and how that pain had endured He had no idea that his mother would regularly have nightmares – something that Lale told Morris – until he read it The work of a stranger meant that he learnt to understand what was really going on in the minds of his parents “I was in my mid thirties when my mum showed me she’d had her tattoo removed because she said she couldn’t bear to look at it anymore It was the first time I’d seen her express this negativity and that’s when I realised my mum had been depressed The tattoo was too much of a reminder of what she went through.” got to understanding what his parents went through was when they sat him in front of the seminal 26-part ITV history show The World at War which helped introduce what happened in the death camps to the world at large and to Gary watching the show by myself in the television room while my parents sat in the kitchen,” he says “It would be on a Tuesday night and I was allowed to stay up later than usual The visions of the bulldozers in the camps moving the bodies and piling them up and up I thought back to that when I was sitting shiva by myself for my dad – no other family members with me because there was no one else the same loneliness that I had watching The World At War.” Gary’s parent’s attitude was to always try and look forward “There were no limitations and they were supportive of everything I did,” says Gary they wanted me to try different foods and watch movies with them My dad’s attitude was PMA – positive mental attitude – and they were really happy people One of my fondest memories is from their 50th anniversary and I watched them still cuddling and holding hands “I remember one time my dad’s company went bust and I came home and they were taking away the family car I walked into our apartment and my mother was singing when we’d just lost everything ‘Why are you singing when we are in so much trouble?’ and she looked at me blankly and said ‘Once you’ve survived something like Auschwitz when you don’t know if you’re going to wake up in the morning It was Gary who found Morris – an aspiring writer who worked in a care home – to talk to his father towards the end of his life Lale wanted to tell his story before he died At first the story was going to be turned into a film which has sold an incredible 17 million copies and the book has been criticised for being a novel with fictitious elements brought into it Gary remains close to Morris and says he will always be grateful for what she has done “For me it was disappointing that he never spoke to me about it but he found someone he could speak to that he trusted,” says Gary ‘How quickly can you write because my wife is waiting for me.’ He wanted to get his story out “And as for the fact that there are historical inaccuracies all I can say is that it’s not a historical document The most important thing for me is that this is about a romance in the most horrific circumstances humans have endured And now my parents – my 4ft 11in mum and 5ft 1in dad – are world famous For me the focus of this story should be about the fact that bad times end and there is a way of surviving.” he asked Gary to take him back to Auschwitz The first time he’d even considered returning to Europe since he’d left ‘You are 89 why do you want to go back now?’” Lale who had a privileged position among the death camp’s Jewish hierarchy “He said he wanted to go back because he wanted to apologise to all the people whose lives he couldn’t save,” says Gary and it was my biggest regret that I didn’t jump on a plane with him and take him there for me this trip to Auschwitz was an apology to him and for him.” The Tattooist’s Son: Journey to Auschwitz is on Sky History on January 27 Holocaust Memorial Day shoah To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz Stan released The Tattooist’s Son: Journey to Auschwitz which premiered on January 28 This poignant documentary follows Gary Sokolov, the only son of Gita and Lali Sokolov (depicted in the book and series The Tattooist of Auschwitz) as he visits his parents’ home towns in Slovakia before they were imprisoned at Auschwitz-Birkenau this is a personal pilgrimage to honour his parents they deserve from me to understand what they went through,” he says in the film The Tattooist of Auschwitz was written by Heather Morris and published in 2018 after Lali sought an author to record his life story Heather interviewed Lali and he told her his memories of how he fell in love with Gita after tattooing her arm at Auschwitz Heather recently dedicated a memorial to Lali and all Holocaust survivors in his home town of Krompachy in Slovakia Gary also attended a registry and learnt information about his family that he never knew and that he was named “Baruch” after his grandfather “My whole life no one spoke to me,” Gary says in the documentary his parents did not talk to him about what they endured during the war “The people who have read the book knew more than I did growing up,” he said After his parents arrived in Australia in 1949 he believes they were focused on “moving forward” and when he was born in 1961 they tried to shield him from the horrors they faced and this documentary follows Gary as he visits Auschwitz-Birkenau for the first time Gary shared that this journey was not only about walking in his parent’s footsteps but also to fulfil his father’s last wish he told Gary he needed to go back to Auschwitz “Because I need to apologise to all the lives I couldn’t save.” Gary said he regrets not getting on a plane with his father the next day and this need to make an apology on his father’s behalf became an obligation that haunted him Lali said he was involved in the underground at Auschwitz that led to the blowing up of a crematorium and Gary assumes his dad wished he could have done more to save lives “I had the opportunity to say Kaddish at Auschwitz and it was such a relief on my conscience to finally get to do that,” he said Gary describes the journey as life-altering “I’m not empty anymore,” Gary reflects on his return to Australia He feels a sense of “relief” that he now has a better understanding of what his parents endured and he can share that with his daughters who will continue their family’s story Although The Tattooist of Auschwitz book and mini-series have been critiqued for factual inconsistencies as they are based on Lali’s memories the place where 1.1 million people were killed is an important contribution to Holocaust education the tiny shoes that had belonged to children For those who relished the story of Lali and Gita falling in love in the most horrible of places this documentary will also offer a deeper understanding of the true nature of the horrors of the Holocaust This is especially important at this time amid rising antisemitism and when younger generations are unaware about the Holocaust A national survey by Deakin University found that “a quarter (24%) of the population aged 18 years or older have little to no knowledge of the Holocaust with that number rising to 30 per cent among millennials.” Hopefully documentaries such as this can help “Someone was telling me that the Auschwitz site got more hits after the launch of the mini-series than it ever did since opening,” Gary told The AJN “People are becoming more aware … The fact that Heather Morris wrote a schoolbook version for kids it’s becoming part of their curriculum … It’s actually having a positive impact “If there’s a Holocaust denier out there that watches the documentary and if I can change one person’s mind about the fact that the Holocaust did exist Gary also hopes that the film will encourage people to speak to their parents and grandparents about their past “For me it’s just been beyond my wildest dreams … I’m so happy that my parents’ story is out and that it’s had such a positive impact on the world.” The Tattooist’s Son: Journey to Auschwitz is available to stream now on Stan PARIS — Renowned pianists Grigory Sokolov and Sergei Babayan performed a benefit concert in the French capital Monday evening in honor of Pavel Kushnir a pianist and anti-war activist who tragically passed away in a Russian pre-trial detention center at age 39 in July for which dozens of musicians around the world expressed their support in an open letter marked the first time since the invasion of Ukraine that the global music community has so strongly supported an anti-war Russian performer The program opened with Frédéric Chopin’s Mazurkas traditional Polish dances that were the composer’s way of resisting the Russian occupation of 19th-century Poland.  In the final months of his career before his arrest Kushnir highlighted Chopin’s Mazurkas in a series of weekly educational radio broadcasts in Birobidzhan the capital of the remote Jewish autonomous district in Russia’s Far East where he lived.  Sokolov and Babayan also performed selections by Schumann Following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine Kushnir became a vocal opponent of the war He posted several videos on his YouTube channel where he argued about the nature of fascism called for revolution and expressed support for the LGBTQ+ community His channel had only five subscribers.  Kushnir was charged with “terrorist activity” in connection with these videos and placed in a pre-trial detention center He passed away on the sixth day of the dry hunger strike Eyewitnesses who attended his funeral claimed to have seen traces of blood on Kushnir's face no investigation into his death in pre-trial detention has been carried out His ashes were buried in his birthplace Tambov The scale of Kushnir's talent only became known after his death He left behind two great avant-garde novels — “Noel” and “Russian Cutting” — as well as a manuscript of the diary he kept in Birobidzhan during Russia’s fall 2022 “partial” mobilization about 60 internationally renowned conductors composers and pianists signed an open letter in support of artists facing political repression or forced into exile.  The letter’s signatories include Daniel Barenboim “We wish to express our support for all artists around the world who are oppressed and sometimes forced into exile,” the letter states “Pavel Kushnir chose internal exile and dared to speak out against war We will be with you mentally this evening and join in solidarity with all artists suffering from repression today.” said that the letter’s signatories also include musicians who still live and perform in Russia “This is an incredibly brave act on their part,” Shkrygunova said He resonates in everyone in his own way.” said: “Music can be both for good and evil Let us honor his memory and follow his example.” Proceeds from the Paris concert will be donated to the Atelier des artists en exile artists and filmmakers from around the world who live in exile This NGO currently assists more than 350 people Russia's Prosecutor General's Office has designated The Moscow Times as an "undesirable" organization criminalizing our work and putting our staff at risk of prosecution This follows our earlier unjust labeling as a "foreign agent." These actions are direct attempts to silence independent journalism in Russia The authorities claim our work "discredits the decisions of the Russian leadership." We see things differently: we strive to provide accurate We, the journalists of The Moscow Times, refuse to be silenced. But to continue our work, we need your help please support us monthly starting from just $2 and every contribution makes a significant impact independent journalism in the face of repression On May 29, 2024, the Zeyskiy District Court of the Amur Region convicted Brother Yevgeniy Sokolov and gave him a three-year suspended prison sentence He is not required to go to prison at this time This was the second criminal case initiated against Yevgeniy. The first case is currently ongoing in the city of Voronezh Yevgeniy comments on what is helping him to endure: “I am learning to trust and rely more fully on Jehovah We cannot resolve any problem better than Jehovah can His way will always be the best and the wisest.” Like Yevgeniy, may we continue to say to Jehovah: “You are my refuge,” confident that he will always provide the help we need.—Psalm 142:5 Second criminal case initiated against Yevgeniy without his knowledge Yevgeniy learned about the second criminal case against him Interrogated and charged with “preparing and conducting religious meetings” Convicted and given a three-year suspended prison sentence Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia have been imprisoned for their faith and get a printable list of any Witnesses currently in prison Following the release of the miniseries The Tattooist of Auschwitz (2024) Sky HISTORY has announced a documentary centered around the protagonists’ son The one-off television special will see Sokolov tour Auschwitz endured while imprisoned at the concentration camp during the Second World War Titled The Tattooist’s Son: Journey to Auschwitz, the 90-minute documentary, which is slated to premiere in January 2025, will follow Sokolov as he makes a journey his father had always wished to but couldn’t before his passing in October ’06 It marks the first time he’s visited the concentration camp Along with his journey to Auschwitz, the release will also feature appearances by Heather Morris, who wrote The Tattooist of Auschwitz; actors Anna Próchniak and Jonah Hauer-King who portrayed Lali and Gita in the miniseries; Holocaust survivor Abram Goldberg; and Holocaust trauma psychologist George Halasz All of this will be paired with archival footage clips from the miniseries and footage of Lali himself Released in 2018, Morris’ book details the story of Lali Sokolov a Jewish man who’s sent to Auschwitz in 1942 and subsequently becomes an apprentice to the camp’s tattooist (tätowierer) a fellow prisoner assigned to one of the warehouses and what follows is a love story that defies the odds While a work of fiction, The Tattooist of Auschwitz is based on Sokolov’s time at the concentration camp during World War II Sokolov didn’t speak about what happened to him during the conflict until after his wife’s death is 2003 The television adaptation of the novel was released via Sky and Peacock in 2024 The Tattooist’s Son: Journey to Auschwitz was ordered by Dan Korn of Hearst Networks EMEA and Sky’s Hayley Reynolds It was directed by Stephen Bennett and produced by Synchronicity Films’ Claire Mundell “As the last survivors of the most terrible event in human history depart this life it is down to the next generation and those like Gary to take this difficult journey and bear witness so that such incomprehensible violence and bloodshed can never happen again.” “Having brought Lali and Gita’s incredible love story to the screen in The Tattooist of Auschwitz it is a privilege for us to walk with Gary on this emotional and personal pilgrimage for his parents we hope to give audiences an insight into the burden of intergenerational trauma and encourage empathy for the children of survivors coping with their parents’ painful legacies in order that neither they nor we ever forget.” Want War History Online‘s content sent directly to your inbox? 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The Tattooist’s Son: Journey to Auschwitz was filmed in Melbourne Its release will mark the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation by the Red Army in 1945 Clare Fitzgerald is a Writer and Editor with eight years of experience in the online content sphere Graduating with a Bachelor of Arts from King’s University College at Western University her portfolio includes coverage of digital media Among her accomplishments are being the Founder of the true crime blog, Stories of the Unsolved, which garners between 400,000 and 500,000 views annually, and a contributor for John Lordan’s Seriously Mysterious podcast she also served as the Head of Content for UK YouTube publication Clare likes to play Pokemon GO and re-watch Heartland over and over (and over) again She’ll also rave about her three Maltese dogs whenever she gets the chance linkedin.com/in/clarefitz/ Pro Hockey Rumors July 9, 2024 at 5:22 pm CDT | by Leave a Comment This deal will mark Sokolov’s first move away from the Senators organization after the club selected him in the second round of the 2020 NHL Draft He turned pro immediately following the draft recording 15 goals and 25 points in his first 35 games with the Belleville Senators That production earned Sokolov the first eight NHL games of his career in 2021 he’s maintained his strong offense at an AHL level ranking in the top three of Belleville’s scoring in each of the last three seasons That notably includes a career year in 2022-23 when Sokolov managed 21 goals and 59 points in 70 games He once again earned NHL games with the high-scoring netting two points in five additional games with Ottawa Sokolov again recorded 21 goals this season though he was limited to 46 total points in 71 games he’s still finding how to create and maintain tempo at the pro level though Sokolov has shown a strong ability to produce on both a juniors and minor-league stage A two-way deal will give him a chance to prove that potential with the NHL’s newest club this season though he may have to first work his way up from the minor leagues NHL| Utah Hockey Club Log in Register Pro Hockey Rumors is not affiliated with National Hockey League Register This poignant and intimate one-off documentary will follow Gary Sokolov the only son of Gita and Lali Sokolov (one of the real-life tattooists of Auschwitz) Their incredible love story began when they met and fell in love as Slovakian Jewish prisoners at Auschwitz Concentration Camp The film will chart Gary’s first visit to this most notorious German death camp This is a trip that Lali had always wanted to make before his death in October 2006 and one that Gary dearly wishes he had made with his father while he was still alive after seeing the success of the drama series and the book that brought his parents’ story to a global audience does Gary feel ready to undertake this journey As the world prepares to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz Gary has embarked on what he describes as the trip 'of his lifetime' Learn more about the Holocaust on Sky HISTORY's Holocaust Memorial Day hub. Друзья пришли поддержать Евгения Соколова в день апелляции Друзья пришли поддержать Евгения Соколова в день апелляции 20 августа 2024 года апелляция в Амурском областном суде оставила без изменения приговор по делу Евгения Соколова в Зее Верующий не мог вживую присутствовать на заседании суда поэтому принимал в нем участие по видео-конференц-связи платят налоги и не участвуют в акциях протеста Он отметил: «Мы не делаем вид законопослушных людей… Мы по-настоящему служим Богу Верующему вменили в преступление «подготовку и проведение религиозных собраний» что право исповедовать религию Свидетелей Иеговы гарантировано Конституцией РФ Евгений сказал: «Если я бы прекратил проповедовать и собираться вместе [с другими] И вот в этом случае мне уже действительно не будет оправдания» Евгений Соколов преследуется одновременно по двум уголовным делам. Второе дело по схожим обвинениям слушается в суде в Воронеже Этот веб-сайт использует cookie. 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Вы можете узнать больше о видах cookie, которые мы используем, на странице Политика конфиденциальности и использования cookie Sylvanie-USA TODAY SportsThe National Hockey League’s annual preseason waiver rush continued on Saturday with eight teams collecting placing 23 players on waivers as they continue to cut down their preliminary rosters Notable among the players waived on Saturday: Vegas Golden Knights forward Grigori Denisenko has firmly cemented himself as a top-tier AHL forward but has been unable to establish himself at the highest level The Florida Panthers originally selected Denisenko with the No but the 5’11” winger has appeared in just 32 NHL games with the Panthers and Golden Knights to this point in his career Russia product is under contract with Vegas for the coming season at a $775,000 NHL cap hit Here’s the full list of players waived on Saturday as first reported by Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman: Lucchini (NASH)Thompson (NYI)Lajoie (SEA)Sokolov (UT)Burke Also notable among that list is Ethen Frank who played a leading role in the Hershey Bears capturing the Calder Cup as AHL champions this past spring The 26-year-old forward collected 29 goals in 64 games with the Bears during the regular season and added 10 more in 18 playoff games with the club it’s worth shining a spotlight on Egor Sokolov who joined the Utah Hockey Club this past summer through a trade with the Ottawa Senators for Jan Jenik is a 6’3″ winger with two points in 13 career NHL games Volume 12 - 2018 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fncel.2018.00145 This article is part of the Research TopicThe Cerebellum Inside Out: Cells, Circuits and FunctionsView all 20 articles behavioral data in patients with affection of the cerebellum and brain imaging studies have suggested cerebellar involvement in social cognition Brain imaging may therefore shed some light on functional organization of potential cerebro-cerebellar networks for social cognition Neuropsychiatric conditions with altered social cognition often involve cerebellar affection and brain imaging in these patients is therefore thought to provide additional insights on cerebellar interplay with the network for social cognition and underline the need for further research converging evidence from behavioral studies in patients with cerebellar damage and neuroimaging in typically developing individuals and those with neuropsychiatric conditions suggests the posterior lateral cerebellar lobules Crus I and II may be involved in the social cognition networks Correlations between cerebellar activation or connectivity and social impairment provide further insights intrinsic limitations of both lesion studies and brain imaging call for translational research assessing causality and specificity These data offered novel perspectives on how the cerebellum may be equipped to contribute to diverse cognitive processes but assessing higher cognition in animals and particularly rodents with a truly translational potential 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(2018) The Cerebellum in Social Cognition Received: 17 January 2018; Accepted: 14 May 2018; Published: 05 June 2018 Copyright © 2018 Sokolov. 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