THE VOLUNTEER, December 2001 23
tered in doing the work. I have also
learned much from conversations
with our longtime family friends, the
late Jake and Ruth Epstein. But I
would very much appreciate any
other personal recollections. Please
reply to the list or to me privately at
lvogel@mindspring.com.
Thanks.
Lise Vogel
Brooklyn, NY
Dear Volunteer,
Hi, my name is Kaitlin Ingalls.
My grandfather, Robert (Bob) Zane
Ingalls, fought in the Spanish Civil
War, and for a history day project
I'm doing a paper on the Spanish
Civil War. I was wondering if you
could sent me some pictures or relat-
ed articles.
Thank you,
Kaitlin (Kat) Ingalls
blacklable20@hotmail.com
Thanks!
Dear Volunteer,
My name is Petros Michailides
and I'm looking for any available
information regarding my great-uncle
Panagiotes (Panos) Michailides, who
was a Greek-American volunteer dur-
ing the Spanish Civil War. Photos and
more info about him are available at:
www.geocities.com/regardingpm
Panagiotes (Panos) Michailides
served with the Abraham Lincoln
Brigade and was responsible for the
Mail Service of the Greek-American
volunteers. He was also a correspon-
dent of the New York -American
newspaper "Empros" ("Forward").
I'm trying to find out as much as
possible regarding his service and
action with the ALB. Does anyone
know anything about him? Could you
please help me establish contact with
any survivors who may still remem-
ber him?
I'm particularly interested in get-
ting in touch with Protagoras Petros
and Pagkalos Thodoros (if they are
still alive). Do you know if the New
York Greek-American Association
"Spartacus" and the newspaper
"Empros" ("Forward") still exist? Do
they maybe have online archives or
someone to get in contact with? I
would greatly appreciate any help
and information you could provide.
Sincerely,
P. Michailides (Athens, Greece)
E-mail: pikegr@yahoo.com
Dear Volunteer,
My father, Seymour Waldman,
was in Spain -- as a reporter, not a
combatant. He never spoke about his
experiences there, although they obvi-
ously served as a defining moment in
his life. I would love to speak to any
survivors of that period who met or
knew my father. How can I put the
word out? Many thanks for any help.
Mark Waldman
10514 Assembly Dr.
Fairfax, VA 22030
wk: 703.538.7011 hm 703.385.1253
L
Leetttteerrss
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ALBA's photographic exhibit,The Aura
of the Cause, has been shown at the
Puffin Room in New York City, the
University of California-San Diego,
the Salvador Dali Museum in St.
Petersburg, FL, the Fonda Del Sol
Visual Center in Washington, DC, and
the University of Illinois. This exhibit,
curated by Professor Cary Nelson of
the University of Illinois, consists of
hundreds of photographs of the
Lincoln Brigaders, other international
volunteers and their Spanish com-
rades, in training and at rest, among
the Spanish villages and in battle.
New Haven, CT
March 20, 2002-May 23, 2002
Jonathan Edwards College,
Yale University
70 High Street,
New Haven, CT 06511
(203) 432-0356, (617) 627-3505
For further information about The
Aura of the Cause exhibit, and its com-
panion exhibit, Shouts From The Wall,
posters from the Spanish Civil War,
contact ALBA's executive secretary,
Diane Fraher, 212-598-0968. Both
exhibits are available for museum and
art gallery showings.
BRING THESE EXHIBITS TO YOUR LOCALITY
Contact Diane Fraher, ALBA executive secretary: 212-598-0968; Fax: 212-529-4603
THE AURA OF THE CAUSE
SHOUTS FROM
THE WALL
Lawrence, KS
University of Kansas
January 19, 2002 - March 10, 2002
Spencer Museum of Art
1301 Mississippi St.
Lawrence, KS 66045
phone: 785-864-4710
fax: 785-864-3112
ALBA'S TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS
