I read that there was a Tomcha & Vlasch Memorial Park somewhere in Belgium. Could you give the location?
…The memorial was located in Antwerp, but was destroyed during World War II. The only photograph we have on file is the one shown here. ………………………………………………………….. As a modern dancer and long time supporter of your Project, I would very much like to see a photo of Professor Nawrot from his graduate recital at CalArts. …The photo here is from his final concert prior to earning his Doctorate in Modern Dance and Related Arts. …As you can see, his choreography was based on the tortured movements of soldiers caught in the crucible that was World War One. …Ironically, Prof. Nawrot would spend the next few decades immersed in trying to understand that conflict and how it informed the music of Tomcha & Vlasch. ………………………………………………………….. I read in Wikipedia that Tomcha & Vlasch designed battlefield protection for soldiers, since they believed these items weren’t being provided by those in command. Do you
