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Auschwitz Artifacts to Go on Tour, Very Carefully
WARSAW — More than 72 years after the liberation of Auschwitz, the first traveling exhibition about the Nazi death camp will begin a journey later this year to 14 cities across Europe and North America, bringing heartbreaking artifacts to multitudes who have never seen such horror up close. The endeavor is one of the most […]
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She Keeps Memory Of The Holocaust Alive — One Tchotchke At A Time
The Forward – For the past 26 years, Susan Goldstein Snyder, a curator at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, has traveled across the U.S. and Europe meeting with survivors (and, increasingly, their children and grandchildren), listening to their stories, and persuading them to donate their artifacts to the museum. Over the course of her […]
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Anti-Semitic Crime At Highest Recorded Level In British History, Study Finds
Forward – (JTA) — Anti-Semitic crime has risen to its highest level in the United Kingdom, according to a new audit released by the Campaign Against Antisemitism. According to the National Antisemitic Crime Audit released on Sunday, anti-Semitic crime in 2016 rose 44 percent from 2014. The audit for 2016 registered a total of 1,078 anti-Semitic […]
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Holocaust Survivor Has Her Story Preserved, Thanks to LA Students
Los Angeles Daily News – World War II. Eva Trenk was a young girl growing up in Czechoslovakia. Adolf Hitler already had invaded neighboring Poland and the situation in Trenk’s country was deteriorating when she and her family were forced from their home. “We had to pack some suitcases, and the buses took us to a […]
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Alumni Reflections: Juli Grimberg, Martin Buber Argentina, 2014
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Martin Buber Argentina Year(s) attended: 2014 What was the most memorable moment of your experience? Cantar el Hatikva en frente de la camara de gas. Translation: Singing the Hatikva in front of the gas chambers. What impact did Poland […]
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How These Teachers Learned To Teach The Holocaust
Forward (JTA) — When Megan Corbin was in school, she learned about the Holocaust as an optimistic story. Her grade school, she said, “highlighted Anne Frank as the voice of hope, and that really wasn’t the reality.” Now, as an eighth-grade language arts teacher outside of Seattle, she teaches about victims, perpetrators and civilians who were […]
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Alumni Reflections: Yani Grinberg, Hebraica Argentina, 2011
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Hebraica Argentina Year(s) attended: 2011 What was the most memorable moment of your experience? Uno de los momentos más fuertes del viaje para mí fue llegar a las calles que comprendían el Gueto de Varsovia; tocar sus muros, […]
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Alumni Reflections: Angela Glaser, Southern Region, 2016
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Southern Region Year(s) attended: 2016 What was the most memorable moment of your experience? When we were in Majdanek I saw the box that all of the prisoners were put in before they were gassed and I stood […]
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Alumni Reflections: Elisa Behar Lemmer, South Florida, 1992
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? South Florida Year(s) attended: 1992 What was the most memorable moment of your experience? We were honored to have a Holocaust survivor, my friend’s grandfather, traveling with us on our bus. We had arrived in Birkenau and were […]
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Alumni Reflections: Didi Browdy, Broward, 1998
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Broward Year(s) attended: 1998 What was the most memorable moment of your experience? Too many. The most memorable was when we were at Displacement Camp and a participant on my bus or in my group found her family […]
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