History Pub: Resistance During WWII Tickets

Join us for a compelling History Pub talk featuring Branda Anderson from the Holocaust Center for Humanity as she recounts the remarkable story of Carla Peperzak, a 1923-born Amsterdam resident who joined the Dutch resistance during World War II. Peperzak helped hide Jews, publish underground material, and forge documents, contributing to the brave network of women who defied expectations. This event shines a light on her courage and the broader efforts of everyday heroes in the Dutch resistance.

Organized in partnership with McMenamins, the Bothell Historical Society, and the Holocaust Center for Humanity, these talks bring historical insight into a relaxed, engaging format suitable for history enthusiasts and curious locals alike. While there is no discography for this performer, the historical narrative and firsthand accounts provide rich, educational storytelling that resonates with Seattle-Tacoma area audiences.

City-specific details follow for Tacoma and Bothell editions. Secure your seats for an intimate evening of history, context, and conversation.

Tacoma edition details: September 15, 2025, at 7:00 pm, held in the Spanish Ballroom at McMenamins Elks Temple, Tacoma, WA. Tickets are the best available price and seats are limited. Bothell edition details: October 28, 2025, at 7:00 pm program (doors open 6:00 pm) in Haynes’ Hall, Anderson School, Bothell, WA. Tickets are the best available price. This History Pub event is a collaboration with the McMenamins venue, Bothell Historical Society, and the Holocaust Center for Humanity. For more information, follow the official pages and venues linked below.

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