4) Bus-eum Stops at CSP on April 8

The Traces Center for History and Culture will bring its traveling museum, Bus-eum, to Concordia University on Tuesday, April 8.  This 21-seat mobile history theatre tells the story of more than 15,000 German-Americans who were interned as potential enemies of the United States during World War II.  Eberhard Fuhr was interned in a camp in the U.S. along with other German- and Japanese-Americans for four years and then faced deportation after the war.  He will present his powerful story in conjunction with the Bus-eum exhibit.  Both the Bus-eum and the presentation are free and open to the public. 

Tuesday, April 8
Noon
Lecture:  Eberhard Fuhr, internment camp detainee
Buetow Music Center Auditorium

11 am – 2 pm
Bus-eum Open for Viewing
Lot B