E. This Study Guide and You

How To Use This Guide

Read it! Nah, that's too easy. If it was that easy we wouldn't need to write this "Guide to the Study Guide."

First, read the section on keeping a journal. In fact don't even attempt to read the rest of this Guide until you have read that section and found yourself a journal in which to keep notes.

Each chapter is meant to be read as an independent, self-contained entity.

In each chapter you will find the following sequence of information.

Title Page

This Chapter and You - an introduction.

Objectives - this you will learn by the end of the chapter.

A Quote - a carefully selected one.

From the Jewish Sources - quotes specifically from Jewish books and authors.

Readings - selected articles, maps and charts to help make the March of the Living more meaningful.

Questions - to help you understand the important points in the Reading.

In the Appendix (which you will receive later) you will find:

A Resource Guide for locating films and videos;

A Bibliography.

In the first mailing you will find a brief Suggested Reading List of recommended books. As we have said before and we will repeat often, no study guide can even attempt to answer all your questions concerning the Holocaust and Israel. Additional reading will help you, and make the March of the Living the exceptional experience which you will remember, and may change the rest of your life.

May the Guide be with you.