The Brian LaViolette Foundation believes everyone in America should be given the opportunity to clearly understand the sacrifice of the American soldier, as well as those of the Czech people who helped liberate their city on May 6th, 1945.

This evening will be the premiere viewing of a very special documentary on Plzen, its citizens, and the love they have for America to this day.  The Foundation's General George S. Patton Scholarship of Honor, which has been awarded since 2012 in Plzen will be a main highlight in this film.

Foundation board member, Bob Nueske is the key contributor to this event.  After Bob took part in the Liberation Festival a couple years ago, he has been sharing with others about the sacrifice of the American solider and how much the citizens in the Czech Republic still appreciate, care and love Americans to this day.  A Veteran himself, Bob covered the cost for WLUK FOX 11's Mark Leland and Tim Flanigan to film coverage to create this documentary. 


But there is more!

This event will be different than any other we have ever done. First, it will be held here...


at the magnificent Meyer Theatre in downtown Green Bay, with a capacity of 1,011.

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  • Scholarship recipients will speak on their personal journey's. 
  • There will be a pre-reception to meet some of the honored guests 
  • This will be a casual to business casual event (we don't have to worry too much about shorts and sandals in the middle of Wisconsin's November!)
  • To view news coverage in Pilsen and Mark Leland's experience, click here for our latest email newsletter.

Tickets are available now through Ticket Star! They are assigned seating so be sure to get yours soon! 

For more details on how to become a sponsor or reserve tickets, please contact us.