Zalman Unreich Life Story & Family Legacy

Multiple video clips of Frank Sinatra arriving in Israel at Lod Airport in the 1960s via his private plane. In one video Zalman's back is to the camera on left and in another occasion Zalman is warmly greeted by Frank.

This is a rare B&W 8MM video footage. Filmed by Ze’ev Shek in front of the Israel Legation in Prague, on Voršilská Street. Music by Z. Shek "Vrť sa, dievča". The Legation staff are helping to pack a car as it appears someone is leaving the “embassy”. In this video, possibly are: Gabrielle Hermel-ova, Yossi Gerson or spelled Gershon (יוסי גרזון) Thanks to Rachel Shek & family.

Zalman Unreich marching in the Maccabia stadium near the Yarkon River in Tel-Aviv. There’s crowds in the stands. People applauding the parade. With in the group of athletes (Hapoel sports club) you’ll see my Saba (grandpa) leading the wrestling group. From 1930s, source is a combination of Zalman’s archive collection and a few seconds from the Israel Film Archive Carmel Newsreel. Link: https://jfc.org.il/news_journal/27473-2/93684-2/

Bratislava News report about David Unreich, which includes photos of Zalman Unreich and Shlomo Unreich son (Azriel Unreich) being interviewed in Israel. It's partially in Czech and English from 2020. At 11 seconds mark: Azriel Unreich speaking in English At 29 seconds mark: Zalman Unreich photo At 1:15 minute mark: Azriel Unreich speaking in English At 1:21 minute mark: Zalman Unreich photo At 1:15 minute mark: Azriel Unreich speaking in English

2022 BT My Family Story Heritage Project by Talya Baron. These projects have been a collaboration between the Beth Tfiloh 8th grade students and the ANU Museum of the Jewish People in Israel.

United Nations David Unreich Exhibit Introduction from October 22, 2019. Speakers: Michal Mlynár, Slovakia's Ambassador/Permanent Representative to @UN in NY, Michal Vanek, Deputy Director for Slovak National Museum and Avi Baron, David Unreich nephew.

The Undercover Wrestler Book Trailer

Zoom virtual keynote presentation at the Edward A Myerberg Center in Baltimore on November 13, 2020. Approximately 62 people attended to learn about the the book and research project.