Thank you

I write to you with deep gratitude and joy to share the success of a momentous occasion—my recent book signing at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, held at the distinguished University of Southern California (USC).

This event was a celebration of literature and a powerful affirmation of our shared mission: to educate, enlighten, and preserve the truth of history for future generations. I had the honor of presenting my book, One of Humanity’s Darkest Hours: The True Story of the Holocaust, and introducing BLITZKRIEG—our groundbreaking ten-volume educational series, created to reach and impact millions globally. As time continues to pass, we are reminded that the number of living Holocaust survivors is rapidly diminishing. This reality urges us to act with urgency to bring Holocaust education to the masses before these precious firsthand voices are gone forever. https://billtingling.com/

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As time continues to pass, we are reminded that the number of living Holocaust survivors is rapidly diminishing. This reality urges us to act with urgency to bring Holocaust education to the masses before these precious firsthand voices are gone forever.

These images capture profound moments at my book signing table. I engaged with readers, shared our collective mission to confront hatred and antisemitism, and championed the future of bold, transformative Holocaust education. I also introduced BLITZKRIEG, our new ten-volume educational series designed to reach and inspire millions across the globe.

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These initiatives are more than books—they are movements to enlighten minds, awaken moral courage, and ensure that the lessons of the past shape a more just and compassionate future.

I am honored to have presented a copy of “One of Humanity’s Darkest Hours: The Untold Story of the Holocaust” to Mark Katrina, the Director of the Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles. This moment represents our shared commitment to education and the fight against hatred, antisemitism, and racism. I am grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with such a distinguished organization in preserving history and promoting understanding.

I was honored to present a copy of One of Humanity’s Darkest Hours: The Untold Story of the Holocaust to Lesly Clup, Director of Education & Outreach at the USC Shoah Foundation. This symbolic exchange underscores our shared dedication to Holocaust education and our united stand against hatred, antisemitism, and racism. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with such a prestigious institution in preserving historical truth and fostering global understanding.

Thank you to each of you who has stood by me, believed in this vision, and supported this journey. Your encouragement fuels every step I take, every book I write, and every life we aim to touch.

If you have not yet secured your copy, I warmly invite you to visit www.BillTinglin.com and join this important movement. Let us continue to share this message of remembrance and resilience with schools, libraries, and communities worldwide.



With heartfelt appreciation and unwavering commitment to truth, justice, and education.

Bill Tinglin

Author | Educator | Humanitarian

President & CEO – Tour for Tolerance.

Founder – School News Nationwide

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SUPPORTERS OF EDUCATION

George Klein - Stephen Segaller & Bill

Dr. David Milch & Bruce Ratner

Roger Tilles &

Abraham Foxman

I am grateful to my friend and mentor, Samuel (Mitya) Bykov, a Holocaust survivor, for his unwavering guidance and support during the creation of this book. He has profoundly shaped my journey.

Dr. David Milch, Ambassador Ido Aharoni, Fran Strauss-Baxter, and I are united in our unwavering commitment to advancing education, fostering tolerance, and promoting cultural understanding.

We are with Mark Meyer Appel (far right), founder of The Bridge Multicultural & Advocacy Project, who advocates steadfastly for unity and education. His commitment to fostering cross-cultural understanding and community empowerment has been instrumental in advancing our collective goals.

James Kaplan Esq historian/ co-founder of the Lower Manhattan Historical Association.

Bella Rosenberg, Holocaust survivor supports our Holocaust education curriculum

My friend Martin Bloch Holocaust Survivor- Scientist supports our Curriculum in a Book

Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum, Hon: Bruce Blakeman, & Andrea Bolender are distinguished leaders / educators who have made significant contributions to advancing Holocaust education and remembrance

My friend Peter Hein, Esq., /owner, the historic Fraunces Tavern Museum graciously extended his support for our book. His endorsement underscores a shared commitment to historical preservation and educational outreach.

We are honored to have the support of three distinguished individuals whose contributions significantly bolster our educational initiatives: Herb Friend, Rabbi David Lerner & Dr. David Milch, all in support of our educational operation

Sir Simon Schama, acclaimed British historian, author and broadcaster, known for blending art, politics, and culture, proudly supports my work in education. 

Ambrose Richardson III, Esq.—a distinguished attorney and educator—proudly supports my book One of Humanity’s Darkest Hours and stands firmly behind my mission to advance education.

My dear friend, Rabbi Moshe Weiner, has been a devoted supporter of my mission to promote Holocaust education. His commitment to truth, remembrance, and moral responsibility continues to inspire and strengthen our shared efforts.

THANK YOU

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