Approximately every 10 years the settlers celebrated the establishment of Sosúa. Many settlers who had left would return with their children and grandchildren in order to celebrate the anniversary of the arrival of the first Jewish refugees.
PHOTO GALLERY
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- 10th Anniversary of “Villa Sosua” – Sosua became a “Distrito Municipal” in the 1960s
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- 20th anniversary of Sosúa: Vittorio and Margot Labi, Dolly Benjamin, Charo and Erich Sygal, Tatica and Kurt Wellisch Back Table: Paul and Alfred Cohnen
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- 20th anniversary of Sosúa: Tolek Reuter, Martin Katz, Rachel Reuter, Manfred and Irene Neumann
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- .20th anniversary of Sosúa: Horst Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Hershkowitz, Max Milz, Alfred Cohnen and other settlers
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- 20th anniversary: Ana Julia Hess, Filomena Czarlinzki, unknown, Luz Wagner, Alfred Rosenzweig, unknown
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- 20th anniversary of Sosúa: Ilse Herzberg, Sigi Buck, Rudolph Herzberg standing
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- 25th anniversary of CILCA
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- 40th anniversary: SOSUA Newspaper
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- 40th anniversary: SOSUA Newspaper
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- 40th anniversary of Sosúa: Service at Synagogue – Monseñor Agripino Nuñez Collado and Manfred Neumann
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- 40th anniversary of Sosúa: Manfred Neumann, Juli Wellisch, Adolfo Milz
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- 40th anniversary of Sosúa:Service at Synagogue Monseñor Agripino Nuñez Collado, Manfred and Avi Neumann
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- 40th anniversary of Sosúa: Manfred Neumann, Juli Wellisch, Adolfo Milz
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- Sosúans in front of DORSA at an event organized by Tommy Phillips in the late 1980s
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The photo in front of DORSA marked as 40th anniversary<its not the case. This picture was taken early 2000s, at the inauguration of the restoration of the Dorsa building by the administration of the Hotel Victorian House,
it serves as its reception area, and offices.
ReneJ.K.
The photograph in front of the Casa Grande was taken to celebrate the “Foundation” that Tommy Phillips had established in the name and memory of his parents. I’ve got the statutes somewhere in my files. The photo must have been taken somewhere around late 1987 or 1988. Tommy died in May of 1989. Edith M.