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Newbie looking to re-pot some old and new houseplants
Hi all,
I'm pretty new to these forums (discovered GardenWeb recently while looking for laundry machine reviews, of all things!), but I'm just starting to get more into container gardening and I'm really excited at finding so much great information. I've always had a few houseplants around, but I recently moved into an apartment that get direct sunlight(!) and am feeling inspired.
I've been reading some of the epic threads on container gardening here and I'm totally sold on changing to a non-organic well draining "soil" like Al's gritty or 5-1-1 mix but... I've never root-pruned before! I'm very nervous about this. I'm thinking to start with one of my spider plant babies, but I also have a larger spider plant (4+ years old), a ficus tree (5ft, 2 gallon pot), a miniature rose, and newly bought calamondin and meyer lemon trees in 1 gallon pots, all of which should probably be re-potted and maybe pruned at the same time.
The steps as I understand it are:
Remove plant from pot
Remove as much of old dirt as possible
Cut off dead roots, roots growing in a circle around the pot
Cut wedges out of the root ball (this is the one that makes me really nervous)
Add gritty or 5-1-1 mix to new similar-sized new pot, or well-cleaned old pot
Settle plant in new pot, water thoroughly
Do not fertilize for awhile (not sure how long)
Did I miss anything? Should I prune an equivalent proportion of foliage? Should I leave the citrus completely alone, given that they're currently blooming (a little) and I just got them 2 weeks ago? Is this an ok time of year for re-potting?
Can someone reassure me that I'm not going to kill my plants from the shock of chopping off roots and changing the soil completely?
I know that's a lot of questions, thank you for any advice!
What a nice collection of plants you have. Why not wait a while before repotting your citrus, until it blooms...let it do its thing and allow it to get adjusted to its new home. I imagine this plant likes plenty of light and hope you have placed it in a bright room/window. Also, it would do well with a humid atmosphere (like the topics), so spray its leaves with a fine mist early in the day. Do things gradually and observe what the plant seems to like, what it responds to. They're like people you know (lol).
You could root prune a spider plant with a weed whacker and it would be fine afterwards. Start with those if you're feeling nervous, or have specific worries about being too rough with exposed roots.
The steps as I understand it are:
Remove plant from pot
There's often another step after this, which is 'chop off the base of the pot-shaped rootball'. It's sadly common that you'll see lots of circling roots around the bottom of the pot, and there are several reasons to carve the rootball like a turkey before you do anything else at all.
1. You're quite likely to damage them if you try and untangle them, and then you'll just have to remove them anyway.
2. The thick, relatively unbranching roots are the ones that ferry collected nutrients to the top part of the plant. They don't do much collection themselves, and the woody ones don't do any. In a pot, all they do is take up space.
3. They get in the way when you're trying to take the rest of the soil off, especially if they're woody and have woody corners.
4. They get in the way when you're trying to repot, especially if they're woody and have woody corners.
Overall it's a lot of effort for very little return, and takes time you might not have. It's less traumatic all round to lop them off and be done with it.
If the plant isn't pot-bound, great. Straight onto the next step.
Remove as much of old dirt as possible
For this you can use a root rake, a chopstick, a jet of water, or your fingers. Whatever you use, take care not to scratch the skin on the roots. Some species tolerate that more than others, but no species likes it.
Cut off dead roots, roots growing in a circle around the pot
You can do this as part of the previous step. As you're taking the soil off, remove roots that are circling, dead, heavily damaged, or just plain long. These long roots are more trouble than they're worth, being hard to keep undamaged and requiring their own special space in the new pot. You can also cut off old woody roots that are getting in your way, if they don't have many fine roots at the end. You may need to take off a swathe of old roots near the base anyway, so you can get all the soil out of the very centre of the root ball.
You may also need to take off another layer of bound roots, if the plant was previously potted up while rootbound. Cut a slit in the corner of this new rootball, going directly through the bundle of roots, and make as many cuts as you need to get access to the interior of the old pot.
Once you're done with that, tidy the roots up. Take off root sections that have a single deep wound / multiple scratches, have ends that curve upwards or back towards the plant, have no fine roots branching off near the end (NB: change where the end is; don't cut the whole root at the base!), or cross over other roots. While it's best to correct all of these problems, at this point you may not have many fine roots left. Take the worst offenders, or the ones that are crowding more desirable roots, or the ones with lots of mass but hardly any fine roots, and leave the rest for next year.
Cut wedges out of the root ball (this is the one that makes me really nervous)
Not always necessary, and redundant if you're bare-rooting. Bare-rooting (and the subsequent pruning) creates space for new, fine roots by removing unwanted roots and sections of unwanted roots while leaving as much fine rootage as possible. Wedges create space for new roots by bulldozing an area of the existing root system, from the thickest roots down to the thinnest and without regard for whether or not those roots are entirely inside the wedge taken. That's not to say wedges are bad -- while the effect on the worked area is... dramatic, the rest of the roots are left undisturbed.
Add gritty or 5-1-1 mix to new similar-sized new pot, or well-cleaned old pot
Settle plant in new pot, water thoroughly
Do not fertilize for awhile (not sure how long)
Fertilise when you start seeing new growth. That means the plant is taking up enough water to do more than keep itself turgid, and you can start making osmosis a little less easy by adding fertiliser salts. How long does that take? Depends on the current health of the plant, the potential vigour of the plant, the time of year, and the conditions the plant is exposed to after being repotted.
Timing IS important, and depends on what plant material you're working with. Spider plant & ficus tree - late Jun or early Jul, miniature rose - before buds break in spring, calamondin and meyer lemon - early spring.
You can get away with a LOT if you keep the roots moist, use a good soil, and provide reasonable after care.
Great! I got on here to find a topic already started for me, that Al has commented on, with a perfect illustration! Al, when do you know when its time to repot? I started my key lime 3 years ago in a 2 gallon (about?) terra cotta pot. I live in North Iowa, so it hasn't been growing continuously. It is finally starting to really sprout. I've kept it in check over previous winters and pretty much chopped off all the leggy growth before springs. However, the past 2 months this thing has exploded! It is growing like crazy, even in the limited amount of light I've been able to give it. Do I let it really grow this year and establish itself, or do I root prune it now that it is healthy and strong so the taperoot is taken care of and it can grow to maturity in the next 3 or 4 years? I'm on the fence. I know root pruning will not set it back very far, just want to make sure I don't do it too early in its life.
If you can lift the plant from the pot with the root/soil mass intact, your plant will benefit from a repot. Sometimes, even if I know the plant will be a little too root bound before the next opportunity to repot, I'll still skip & let the plant suffer a little loss of growth/vitality, but I always repot at the next opportunity.
The healthier your plant IS, or the healthier it WAS when it went dormant, the more roots you can remove. Err on the safe side when you're just getting familiar with root work though.
Sounds good. I have roots coming out the bottom of my pot and substrate falling out too since my screen fell out a few years ago. Maybe I will just let it grow this year since I doubt it is root bound. I pulled on it a little and the substrate moves up, but not like I would imagine that tree in your picture does!.
Wow, thank you all for the great advice!
Canukgirl, the citrus are currently in the east window, and will be moving to the south windows as soon as I'm sure they didn't bring home anything too icky from the greenhouse. They get misted, and sometimes even have a humidifier :)
Sutremaine, that is exactly the kind of detail I was hoping for!
Badsmerf, you're welcome ;)
Al, that's amazing! It's one thing to hear it, and another entirely to see it. Thanks too for the advice on timing.
And here's a picture of my little rosebush, since she decided to bloom today.
Sutremaine, that is exactly the kind of detail I was hoping for!
Thanks -- it was helpful to me as well, as it reminded me of wedge-cutting at a time I was dealing with a new Forsythia. The roots on that were all long transport roots leading straight into an open brillo pad of fine roots throughout the pot, and trying to pick that particular root structure apart tends to create moments of frustration that ruin the careful work already done.
I don't have any experience with jasmine, but some poking around Google suggests that it should be repotted late winter / early spring, just before the top half of the plant starts moving. I do have experience with Christmas Cacti, but while I don't kill them I can't really get them to grow either. Cacti as a whole should be repotted just before they start growing for the year. The common wisdom for this is that it's the only time of year at which the roots are dry enough to not rot from any damage caused at repotting time. I suspect there are other reasons for preferring bone-dry roots at repotting time, but I'll need a couple more years of observation to start working that out.
If you want to learn about the best time of year for repotting (or pruning), do some general reading on how energy flows up and down the plant as the year goes on. I'd also recommend taking a look at bonsai techniques, because they're refined enough to keep a plant healthy in a small container for decades. And the thing you're trying to do here is keep a plant alive and flourishing in a container for as long as possible, right?


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We'll also have a Zumba class, so bring comfortable clothes and athletic shoes and be prepared to sweat!
Friday, May 23: (ballet tech cincinnati) Kick-off Party with Son del Caribe and live performances
Saturday, May 24: (Step-N-Out Studio) Workshops, Salsa Party with DJ Dolce, and and live performances
Sunday, May 25: (Step-N-Out Studio) Workshops, Salsa Party with DJ Dolce
Monday, May 26: (Mad Frog) Salsa Party with Tropicoso
If you would like to teach or perform at the Cincinnati Salsa Congress, please contact us
For visitors from out of town - while you're in Cincinnati - don't miss the "The Taste of Cincinnati " event!
Happy Birthday to Holly and Laura!!! Check out their Birthday Dance video above.
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HOTTEST Wednesday nights with hottest Salsa dancers in town - the "Havana Nights". In the most classy Salsa location in town, according to Cincinnati Enquirer!!!
With FREE admission, FREE dance lessons, Cincinnati's BEST Salsa dancers, and the BEST Latino DJ in town, the legendary Rudy Alvarez, spinning the hottest Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata music, this is the undisputed place to be on Wednesday nights...
Havana Martini Club is located on 5th St., between Race St. and Vine St.
Inspired by the hit ABC-TV show Dancing with the Stars, Dancing for the Stars will feature six Cincinnati celebrities paired with some of the area's finest professional dancers in a competition program, at which the audience will vote for their favorite celebrity dancer. The contestants will dance in Swing style to a live band with one of ballroom dancing's most exceptional DJs: Tony Rimkus.
THE STARS: Michael Beck, President of MidwestLatino; Simon Leis, Hamilton County Sheriff; Pam Myers, Tony Award-nominated Actress; Roxanne Qualls, City Council Member; Jennell Walton, WCPO-TV9 Anchor/Reporter; Lincoln Ware, WDBZ "The Buzz" Talk Show Personality.
EVENT CHAIR: Sue Gilkey, HONORARY CHAIR: Dr. O'dell Owens (2007 Dancing for the Stars winner)
TICKETS: $50-Friend • $100-Patron • $1000-Corporate Table (10 Patron Tickets)
The event will benefit the Overture Awards Program, which is comprised of a scholarship program and academy open to Tri-State students in grades 9-12 for the scholarship competition and grades 7-12 for the academy. The mission of the Overture Awards is to encourage training in, and appreciation of, the arts, and to recognize and reward excellence in artistic achievement. The Overtures hopes to promote arts education as an integral part of a student's academic experience, while cultivating an environment that fosters continuing arts education and training.
WHERE: Music Hall Ballroom, 1241 Elm Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Plan to come to Cincy-Cinco for a real Fiesta de Pueblo the weekend of May 3 (12-11pm) and 4 (11:00am to 8pm) at Riverbend Plaza. Those who attended last year said it was the best ever. So we are bringing back the Fiesta de Pueblo, but making it better. Here's what's special this year:
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As every year in April, members of the Hispanic community gathered to support Su Casa Hispanic Center of Cincinnati at its annual Awards Dinner and Silent Auction.
This year the Award winners were Robert Cloud (Volunteer Award), Fr. Joseph Nelson (Cesar Chavez Award), Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (Corporate Award), and Shriners Hospitals for Children-Cincinnati (Beyond Our Borders Award). The MC for the evening was Sandra Ali from Channel 5, and the Keynote Speaker, Sean Rugless, President & CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce. Closing remarks were deliverd by Sofia Moyano-Kleckner, the Director of Su Casa.
More pictures are in the Cincinnati section of our Photo Gallery
This Friday, April 18th
we'll have again a Brazilian Party @ Havana Martini Club. If you missed it last time, this is your chance to experience Brazilian Samba!
Check out pictures from our last Brazilian Party on Feb. 15 (click here...)
The 4th Semi Annual Columbus Salsa Festival - April 24 - 26
It all starts with Legend Vega performing at BoMA (583 E Broad St.), on Thursday, April 24th
The amazing Alvin Ailey American Dance Company is coming to Cincinnaiti on April 29-30!!!
The company's spectacular repertoire ranges freely across a wide spectrum of dance and music -- from cutting edge modern choreography to spirituals, hip-hop, jazz, and Afro-Caribbean rhythms. Experience AAADT's extraordinary technique, passion and inimitable style in an exhilarating program of thrilling new works and beloved Ailey classics!
Founded in 1958 by the legendary dancer and choreographer Alvin Ailey, this internationally-acclaimed African-American modern dance company has dazzled audiences from New York City to South Africa to China with its unparalleled artistry. The company's spectacular repertoire ranges freely across a wide spectrum of dance and music -- from cutting edge modern choreography to spirituals, hip-hop, jazz, and Afro-Caribbean rhythms. Experience AAADT's extraordinary technique, passion and inimitable style in an exhilarating program of thrilling new works and beloved Ailey classics!
At both Cincinnati performances, the program will feature: Love Stories, Solo, Vespers, and audience-favorite, Revelations. For more information please visit www.alvinailey.org
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And now the best news: registered MidwestLatino members will get 10% discount.
Thank you all who came to celebrate my Birthday and all the ladies who danced with me!!! It was the best Birthday I ever had!!
On Saturday, April 5th, the Dayton's Puerto Rican Cultural Society celebrated its 30th Anniversary.
At this event they recognized several volunteers and supporters who helped to promote the culture of Puerto Rico throughout the Dayton community. Dolores Quinones and Wilma Blair received the 2007 Legacy Awards, City of Dayton Department of Recreation and Youth Services received the 2007 Community Supportens Award. And Premier Health Partners received the 2007 Business Sponsor Award.
There was also a great food, camaraderie, and entertainment by Son del Caribe.
Also present were Montgomery County Commissioners: Judy Dodge, and Dan Foley, who also was the Keynote Speaker.
Congratulations to Puerto Rican Cultural Society on their 30th Anniversary, and on the very successful Gala Dinner.
One of the hottest young Latin bands today, Miami-based Tiempo Libre are true modern heirs to the rich musical tradition of their native Cuba with imaginative, high-voltage Latin jazz and seductive rhythms of their distinctive timba.
Tiempo Libre combines the talents of seven friends, all of them accomplished musicians in their own right and dedicated to creating a new musical style by fusing their diverse talents with a unique mix of jazz, traditional Cuban, and Afro-Cuban music. Since 2001, the group has been touring nearly non-stop, building a reputation as one of the top timba bands in the US with an energetic stage presence that is guaranteed to have audiences dancing in the aisles! They recently performed in Cincinnati, and the concert was awesome!!!!
They will be performing on Friday, April 4th, in Springifield, OH, at 7:30 PM.
But the party starts at 6:00 PM in the Lobby with free appetizers and a cash bar and a free Salsa lesson!!!
The After-Party, with a lot of Cuban music will be in Dayton's CREAM Night Club, (850 N. Main St., Dayton, OH)
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MidwestLatino will be giving away FREE TICKETS. To register for a ticket raffle, click here
International Center of Greater Cincinnati will have a Fundraiser on Thursday, April 3rd, from 4:30-7:30pm at the Blue Wisp
The International Center of Greater Cincinnati (ICGC) is a non-profit organization helping immigrants, refugees, and asylees in the Cincinnati area with problem-solving and access to social services when appropriate. The Center is open to everyone, regardless of their ethnic background, religion, or immigration status.There will be FOOD, SILENT AUCTION, INTERNATIONAL DANCING
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318 East Eight StreetCincinnati, OH 45202513-241-9477 (WISP)
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Dear Friends and Community Leaders,
After much planning and anticipation, it is our pleasure to announce the creation of the LULAC Legal Fund of Greater Cincinnati. Over the next few months, we will be hosting two socials/mixers (refreshments and appetizers) to educate the community, recruit potential Legal Fund board members, and raise funds. Attached you will find details on the history and structure of our Legal Fund. Please take a few minutes to review this information.
The following locations should provide individuals from across the greater Cincinnati/NK area an opportunity to attend:
Friday, April 25th, 2008 from 8pm-10pm
Jason Riveiro, Host Lourdes Ribera, Co-Chair
Joseph Williams Home Store 550 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Saturday, May 24th, 2008 from 8pm-10pm
Ana Mallen, Host Tony Simms-Howell, Co-Chair
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Mango-Arts Salon Tango
Mason and Cincinnati will have now its very own traditional Latin Spot where you not only can get the most beautiful Latin Craft to take with you but also the most valuable quality time to spend as you learn Tango Argentino and Salsa Cubana. Come to join us for Mango-Arts Salon Tango Open House
The Fiesta will be Sunday April 13th with a program of activities from 2 to 6pm. You can visit the Craft Gallery since 11am. We will have free Tango and Salsa Lessons, exhibitons and dancing.It is all about Latin Culture: Crafts, Music and people learning our traditional dances. These dances will be taught by Patricia Paz from Salsa Tango Son.Argentine Tango and Cuban Salsa will be main event of this Opening and we will have more activities to offer very soon. This will be not only a "salon de baile" but a "salon para la cultura Latina" where you will breath art, art and more art by being sorrounded by history and authenticity.Everybody is invited! /Estan todo invitados!Spread the word among your friends and family in Mason and Cincinnati.Cordially,Patricia Paz Francisco MarzianoSalsa Tango Son Mango ArtsInstructor Owner OPEN HOUSE PROGRAMSunday April 13th, 2008Mango Arts Salon Tango651 Reading Rd, Mason OH 45040 (US42, across from St Susana Church, North of Tylersville Rd)PH: 513-204-5934 -11am: Mango-Arts Latin Craft Gallery -2 to 2.30pm: Free Salsa Lesson-3 to 3.30pm: Free Tango Lesson-3.30pm to 6pm: Free Open Milonga (dance) and ExhibitionsWe will provide with Soda and Snacks.


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0.5# English Crystal 70-80L
0.25# English Crystal 160L
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Randy Ramirez was among the first Carson registered voters to sign a petition to fast-track plans for an NFL stadium at a kickoff for the drive Thursday in a church across the street from the proposed development site.Ramirez, who would be able to walk to games if the stadium is built, joined members of Raiders Nation, who held team flags and served pizza with a Carson coalition trying to collect enough signatures to ask the City Council to change city zoning rules so a 168-acre site...
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March 4, 2015
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In celebration of Women's History Month, Moore College of Art and Design is teaming up with Mt. Airy Art Garage to present The Gender Weave Project, an exhibition by Moore College of Art students and a number of professors at the all-female college. Appropriately, Moore is the only women's visual arts school in the country. […]
December 10, 2014
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Quintessence Theatre Group continues to offer progressive versions of classic literature when it repels down the rabbit hole to present Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures In Wonderland at Mt. Airy's Sedgwick Theater, beginning tonight, December 10, and running through January 4, 2015. Quintessence is all about enlightening the classics through visceral, actor-focused text-driven productions. Though this […]
November 21, 2014
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Make merry this holiday season by attending a festive Christmas tree lighting celebration in a number of neighborhoods throughout the city. Bundle up, grab some friends and watch hundreds of twinkling lights illuminate trees at public spaces like Rittenhouse Square, Love Park, Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest, Citizens Bank Park and the Singing Fountain in East […]
November 17, 2014
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Holiday shoppers looking to purchase creative and sure-to-be-coveted gifts this season have plenty of special markets, bazaars and pop-up shops to choose from in Philadelphia. Pop-up holiday markets and events are cropping up all over town for a single day, a weekend, for several weekends or even for an entire month. Gift givers can shop […]
October 21, 2014
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Sure, ghoulish entertainment may be the hallmark of Halloween, but goodie bags, cheerful costumes and neighborhood roving epitomize All Hallows Eve nearly as clearly as ghosts, goblins and witches. Leave the tricks to the spirits of Philadelphia's numerous haunted houses and eerie events. For those seeking to satisfy a sweet tooth, we have a roundup […]
September 18, 2014
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We hope you're hungry! Major foodie events fill the city this evening — from Street Fare in Mt. Airy and the Baltimore Avenue Dollar Stroll in University City to Feastival at Penn's Landing and Center City Restaurant Week all around town. First up, food trucks fill the streets of Mt. Airy for the annual Street […]
September 16, 2014
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Hungry for a block party, Philadelphia? Food truck fare rocks in City of Brotherly Love, and a tasty festival celebrating our city's nomadic dining scene hits this Thursday, September 18 in Mt. Airy with the return of Street Fare: Sip, Savor, Stroll. Taste the ever-developing flavors of Mt. Airy as Mt. Airy USA hosts this […]
September 10, 2014
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The Summer of the Beer Garden was epic – so it's comforting that, as it winds down, it leads us right into Oktoberfest season, during which Philadelphia's beer gardens can shine just as bright. And that time is upon us – it is officially Oktoberfest season in Philadelphia. Which means, over the next five-plus weeks, […]
August 20, 2014
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Let's go Taney Dragons! After an awesome win on Sunday night, the Taney Dragons – the first team from Philly to ever play in the Little League World Series – play their third round game tonight at 7:30 p.m. and the entire city is behind them. In fact, it feels like almost everyone is cheering […]
August 19, 2014
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Food truck fare never ceases to impress in the City of Brotherly Love, and the nomadic dining continues in Mt. Airy this September with the return of Street Fare: Sip, Savor, Stroll, an evening of dining and drinking showcasing the burgeoning dining scene along Germantown Avenue. In the spirit of The Food Trust's hugely successful […]


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Enduring lessons, 75 years later
This year, the German Film Awards were dominated by "Oh Boy." In the movie, an elderly stranger confesses to a young Berliner he meets in a bar that, as a boy, he watched his father join a mob to smash the windows of Jewish-owned businesses, including that very bar.
The mysterious old man was recalling Kristallnacht, a Nazi-instigated overnight rampage in which 1,000 synagogues and 7,000 Jewish-owned businesses were destroyed in Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia. At least 91 Jews were killed. Instead of arresting the perpetrators of this mass violence, the Nazis rounded up 30,000 Jews and sent them to concentration camps. The night of Nov. 9, 1938, marked the Nazis' transition from discrimination to genocide.
The German film reflects a reality we need to face: that, on this 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, nearly every living witness to the "night of broken glass" viewed the horrible event through the eyes of a child. And before long, these witnesses will also be gone. We will still have museums, memorials and books to teach the world about Kristallnacht, but how do we apply its lessons?
We should remember Kristallnacht by fighting hatred, racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, homophobia, Islamophobia, Romaphobia and all other bigotry. We should protect the state of Israel so that Jews, unlike in 1938, have a homeland. And we should defend the right of persecuted people to seek and be granted asylum. There was no such right in November 1938. Victims of Nazi persecution were trapped. Even if they managed to flee the Nazis, the countries to which they fled could send them right back.
In one Nazi-era case, Weinberg v. Schlotfeldt, District Director of Immigration and Naturalization, an American judge granted asylum, though he lacked the legal authority to do so. The plaintiff was Sol Weinberg, a Jew from Czechoslovakia who jumped ship in New York in 1927, remained in the United States illegally until 1931 and then returned to Europe to visit his dying mother. After Weinberg used false papers to reenter the U.S. in 1932, he came to the attention of federal immigration authorities in Chicago, where he was placed in detention on Oct. 21, 1938, awaiting deportation. Just days after Kristallnacht, Judge Philip Sullivan of the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling allowing Weinberg to remain in the United States.
"Under conditions as they now exist," Sullivan wrote, "it would be cruel and inhuman punishment to deport this petitioner to Czechoslovakia, belonging as he does to the race which is thus being persecuted and exiled. ... I do not believe that the immigration laws contemplate any such strict compliance with the letter thereof, as would oblige the court to return at this time a (J)ew to a country where his property would be confiscated (and) where his life might be in jeopardy."
Sullivan probably saved Weinberg's life. The ruling, however, was based not on what the law actually said but rather on what it should have said. The judge cited no legal precedent, as there was none to support it. Nor did the ruling set a precedent. Jews fleeing Nazi persecution continued to be turned away. There was simply no right for European Jews to seek and enjoy asylum in the United States or elsewhere in the world.
The archives of HIAS, a refugee protection organization established in 1881, contain thousands of files from families that were not as lucky as Sol Weinberg. Files like that of Anne Frank's family recount exhaustive attempts to reunite with family in the United States. Due to quotas, the Franks could not obtain visas to join Anne's uncles in Boston. They concluded that fleeing without a visa would be even more dangerous than staying in Amsterdam. Everyone knows how the Franks' story ended.
International and U.S. law now protects refugees from being returned to danger. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as well as the 1951 Refugee Convention, were born of the shattered glass on the sidewalks of Europe.
Today, however, even the most democratic countries pay lip service to refugee protection while subtly undermining it. Many mislabel asylum seekers fleeing persecution as "illegal economic migrants" or "infiltrators." In our own country, asylum seekers are routinely jailed in remote locations, without access to legal assistance to defend themselves from deportation. Around the world, authorities are increasingly turning away asylum seekers at sea, before they reach land.
Merely remembering the horrors of Kristallnacht is not enough. We must help ensure it never happens again by protecting the right of persecuted people to seek and enjoy asylum.
Mark Hetfield is president and CEO of HIAS, the international Jewish nonprofit that protects refugees. He wrote this for the Los Angeles Times.
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Wrong things to do when I'm angry, depressed, frustrated: 1) INVEST in pride; 2) BORROW bitterness; 3) TRADE relationships.
Contributor: Brian Atwood (223 sermons shared)
Tags: Xerxes, Bitterness, Anger
Shared: 1/2/2009
This is the first sermon in a series on Esther. It focuses on control. We can't control life or anything about it. But we can yield control to God.
Contributor: Chris Talton (179 sermons shared)
Tags: God's Sovereign Will
Shared: 7/25/2003
We learn that our lives belong to God. He created us, called us, gifted us, and now wants to use us.
Contributor: Greg Laurie (8 sermons shared)
Denomination: Evangelical/Non-denominational
Tags: Esther, God's Love
Shared: 2/21/2014
2 lessons about God's providence from Esther 1.
Series: Esther
Contributor: Kevin Higgins (272 sermons shared)
Scripture: Esther 1:1-1:22, Esther 1:11-1:22
Tags: Promises Of God
Shared: 6/18/2004
Preaching in the book of Esther
Contributor: John Walls (26 sermons shared)
Tags: God's Provision
Shared: 9/26/2004
Part one of a series on the book of Esther
Series: Teaching from the book of Esther
Contributor: Jack Martin (17 sermons shared)
Denomination: Assembly of God
Tags: Bible Study
Shared: 3/8/2003
Esther, Pt. 1
Series: "Esther"
Contributor: Victor Yap (473 sermons shared)
Denomination: Independent/Bible
Tags: Esther
Shared: 10/21/2006
Queen Vashti teaches us a lesson of integrity in the face of adversity.
Contributor: Ely Lambert (30 sermons shared)
Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Tags: Workplace Integrity
Shared: 12/16/2002
THe Book of Esther is written in a storybook fashion where each chapter ends climatically. It brings us to the point "for such a time as this" we are where we are.
Series: A study in the Book of Esther
Contributor: Richard White (212 sermons shared)
Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Tags: Servanthood
Shared: 8/21/2008
Vashti reminds us that in a world of money, sex, power, and applause, the foundation of true greatness is moral integrity. But when you run against the kings of our world, when you stand for what is right, history will never be the same.
Series: Esther for the End-times
Contributor: Ovidiu Radulescu (42 sermons shared)
Denomination: Seventh-day Adventist
Tags: Esther, Eschatology, End Times
Shared: 1/22/2015


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A Pee Stain Jane, is a nasty old hag who never takes shower and smells like pee and wheres white shirts with stains a shat on it
OMG! Look at Mrs. HOVEN!, ugh! what a nasty old pee stain jane!
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US missile strike kills 4 militants in Pakistan
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (AP) -- Pakistani intelligence officials say a U.S. drone has fired two missiles at a house in northwest Pakistan, killing at least four suspected militants.
The officials say two other militants were wounded in Tuesday's attack in the Shawal area of South Waziristan tribal region bordering Afghanistan.
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