Edward Serotta in the New York Times

    Edward Serotta, Founding Director of Centropa, has spent the past 40 years in Central Europe. He began in 1985 as a writer, photographer and filmmaker and then founded and led Centropa for the past 25 years. Now that Centropa has such a great team running things, Ed is stepping down as director and will be going back to writing, photographing and filmmaking. 

    Here’s a profile that Steven Erlanger, chief diplomatic correspondent of the New York Times, wrote about Ed: A Photographer Captures Jewish Life Before and After the Holocaust - The New York Times

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