The Nuremberg Laws: A shadow which must never be allowed to return

This week marks 88 years since the enactment of the Nuremberg Laws by Nazi Germany. The dark shadow they cast remains an enduring testament to humanity’s capacity for cruelty….

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As the school year starts, we must still teach the Holocaust

Programs like March of the Living inculcate the knowledge and values urgently needed to counter the forces of intolerance As the summer…

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Survivor Spotlight: Allan Hall

“Each day that we survivors live on is our victory over hate.” – Allan Hall, 88, lives in Miami Beach, Florida USA “I…

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Children with Special Needs in Israeli School Help Preserve Auschwitz Shoes

“Soul to Sole” Project initiated by International March of the Living, the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum and the Neishlos Foundation We are proud and…

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March of Remembrance Commemorates Tragic Deportation of Warsaw’s Jews 80 Years Ago

©PAP-P.Nowak Legend: Leading the Joint Remembrance March & March of the Living: from left to right: Monika Krawczyk,…

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Survivor Spotlight: Hedy Bohm

Over the last three and a half decades, thousands of Holocaust survivors from around the world have joined the March of the Living from Auschwitz to Birkenau on Holocaust…

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2023 March of the Living Highlights

The 35th Anniversary March of the Living took place on April 18, 2023 from Auschwitz to Birkenau on Holocaust Remembrance Day.

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A Small Blue Square with a Big Impact

Click on the video players below to view moving short Youtube videos videos presenting everyday instances of antisemitism, encouraging audiences to recognize hatred expressed toward Jews in order to stand up firmly against it.The videos were created by the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism’s “Stand Up to Jewish Hate” campaign, to raise awareness about antisemitism and hatred against Jews. International March of the Living proudly joins the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism’s “Stand Up to Jewish Hate” campaign. We encourage all people to post and share 🟦, the Blue Square emoji on everyone’s phone, as a symbol of solidarity against intolerance.The blue square represents the American Jewish community, which is 2.4% of the U.S. population. Yet Jews are victim of 55% of all religious hate crimes in the United States. Let’s share this blue square to let them know they’re not fighting alone anymore. LEARN MORE

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We Survived: Survivor Spotlight on Arek Hersh

“I survived the selection. I was saved from the gas chambers. Fate, luck, or both, kept me alive.” Arek Hersh, 95, Prisoner…

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The memory of the survivors will not be dimmed

The sand in the hourglass is running low. There are just a few grains left, the final bits of living memory,…

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