2022 MARCH OF THE LIVING
2022 International March of the Living took place this year on April 28th in person following a two-year hiatus during the COVID-19 global pandemic. The theme of the March focused on the importance of passing the responsibility for Holocaust remembrance and education to the next generation – the grandchildren of those who endured the dark days of Nazi oppression and systematic annihilation of more than 6 million Jewish victims and those committed to remembering the past as a teaching tool for the future.
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IN THE NEWS
March of Living to resume following two-year hiatus (Jerusalem Post)
The March of the Living is due to take place in Poland on April 28, 2022, to mark Israel’s national Holocaust Remembrance Day, Yom HaShoah.
March of the Living resumes, but it may be the last year Holocaust survivors attend (Times of Israel)
The annual event that sees thousands march from Auschwitz to Birkenau is back after a 2-year hiatus due to COVID, and it’s potentially the end of an era.
March of the Living returns – with just eight Holocaust survivors (Israel National News)
Holocaust survivor Eve Kugler asks, ‘Words like, ‘never again,’ are not enough; how much worse will it be when survivors are no more than a distant memory?’
‘Murderous European dictator is back’ – Holocaust survivor (Jerusalem Post)
“The specter of a murderous European dictator is cast across our continent once more,” said Holocaust survivor and March of the Living participant Eve Kugler. Here is her speech.