David Steiner Remembered
2016-12-28 14:59![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4069732/Filmmaker-chronicled-Chicago-school-dies-Africa.html
'An American filmmaker has been killed in a bus crash in Africa, where he was screening a documentary and working on a project about Sudanese refugees.
David J. Steiner, 51, died on Monday in Uganda as he traveled with his son, Itamar, and two students to a remote village. ...
Mr Steiner's fiancee, Diana Silverberg, told the Chicago Sun-Times: 'Terrence hasn't fractured his back, which was a concern, and everyone else seems to have just minor injuries.'
She said the bus was heading for a remote village, Mbale, where a small community of Hebrew-speaking Ugandans were celebrating Hanukkah.'
Mbale isn't actually a "remote village" but David was well known as a great friend of the East African Jewish community and a great humanitarian.
David doesn't appear in this video (which I first posted last February) but it gives you a picture of the Jewish and Hebrew-speaking communities of East Africa.
'An American filmmaker has been killed in a bus crash in Africa, where he was screening a documentary and working on a project about Sudanese refugees.
David J. Steiner, 51, died on Monday in Uganda as he traveled with his son, Itamar, and two students to a remote village. ...
Mr Steiner's fiancee, Diana Silverberg, told the Chicago Sun-Times: 'Terrence hasn't fractured his back, which was a concern, and everyone else seems to have just minor injuries.'
She said the bus was heading for a remote village, Mbale, where a small community of Hebrew-speaking Ugandans were celebrating Hanukkah.'
Mbale isn't actually a "remote village" but David was well known as a great friend of the East African Jewish community and a great humanitarian.
David doesn't appear in this video (which I first posted last February) but it gives you a picture of the Jewish and Hebrew-speaking communities of East Africa.
Come True Uganda Project longer intro from Nitsan Tal on Vimeo.