The March of Remembrance is a sister version to the European "March of Life" which began with TOS Church in the city that produced more Nazi war criminals than any other in Germany, Tubingen. It is a statement against all forms of oppression but specifically anti-semitism. It is also an opportunity for people everywhere to break the silence of indifference.
The March of Life has gone across southern Germany to Dachau (2007) through eastern Germany (2008) and
Ukraine (2010). It came to the USA as the "March of Remembrance" in 2009 and is held annually on Yom
HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) in front of Congress in Washington DC and in cities everywhere
who wish to commemorate and remember the lessons of the Holocaust. For documentation of please visit
MarchOfLife.org
This is not only about remembering the past, it's about finding the way forward today.
This an international network on the same day, sending a larger signal to Israel & the nations.
This is a public event with open-air testimony usually at places of symbolic significance
Remembering history is an important part of breaking the silence of shame, pain, and fear for the future.
The March of Remembrance is a volunteer organization of people who want to make sure that the lessons of the Holocaust will not be forgotten by new generations.
It is Christians praying and publicly standing with Israel and the Jewish people.
It is Christians providing a platform for Holocaust survivors and their descendants to give public testimony.
It is Christians raising support to help those who lived through the horror of the Holocaust and yet are now
struggling at the end of their lives.
"Yom HaShoah" is the day set aside by Israel for "Holocaust Remembrance Day" according to the hebrew calendar and therefore falls on a different date on the Gregorian calendar every year. This year it begins at sundown on Saturday April 30, 2011 and continues through May 1st, 2011
In every city where people think it is important to remember lessons once learned
In Washington DC on April 30, 2011
In your city the following day, Sunday May 1
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