MOTL documentary film “Blind Love” on i24NewsTV

Tune in TONIGHT, December 3, 2020 at 10:00PM EST to i24NewsTV, for a special broadcast of the International March of the…

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March of the Living global interfaith initiative to commemorate Kristallnacht: #LetThereBeLight

Despite the fact that Kristallnacht, which saw the destruction of thousands of synagogues and Jewish institutions, took place 82 years ago,…

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Let There Be Light: 2020 Kristallnacht Commemoration

In honor of the 82nd anniversary of Kristallnacht – The Night of Broken Glass, on November 9th, 2020, the International March of the Living aired our 2020 Kristallnacht Commemoration…

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Let there be Light Gallery of Houses of Worship & Institutions (2020)

Thank you to all of the Houses of Worship and institutions around the world who participated in our “Let there be Light” Kristallnacht commemoration campaign to fight anti-Semitism, racism,…

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Let there be Light Projections in Jerusalem & the UK (2020)

International March of the Living Kristallnacht Commemoration projected on the Old City Walls of Jerusalem and Coventry Cathedral in the UK Help us send the message to the world, help…

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The Hampton Synagogue Kristallnacht Commemoration (2020)

On the eve of the 82nd anniversary of Kristallnacht – The Night of Broken Glass – International March of the Living World Chairman and CEO, Dr. Shmuel Rosenman, participated…

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Presidents of Germany, Austria, and Israel say LET THERE BE LIGHT (2020)

“Eighty-two years, and the dark shadows of the past have not disappeared from our streets.” The Presidents of Germany, Austria, and Israel stand together in a joint call against…

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Telling the Story through Art: Holocaust Art as a Primary Source

In our continuing webinar series, the International March of the Living hosted a lecture October 29, 2020 with Holocaust Educator Liz Elsby. Focusing on individual artworks, Elsby demonstrated how exploring the artistic aspects of each painting, together with the context in which they were created and the questions they raise, combine to deepen our understanding of the Holocaust as a human event.(Click on the video player below to watch the full program) Liz Elsby made Aliya from the United States in 1984 and has worked for Yad Vashem as a Holocaust educator and museum guide since 2006. She guides educational groups in Poland, Prague, Terezin and Berlin for various organizations including March of the Living, as well as teaches about the Holocaust to teachers in the United States through Yad Vashem and Echoes and Reflections. When Liz is not guiding or teaching, she continues her own learning. She traveled to Vilna to enrich her knowledge of both pre-war and present-day Jewish Life. In 2016, she participated in a five-day course to become an accredited guide in the Polin Museum in Warsaw.Liz is also an illustrator and children’s book author. She is currently illustrating both a children’s book she wrote about pre-war Krakow, and a book of the poems of the child poet, Hanus Hachenberg, which he wrote while imprisoned in Terezin.To view and download the list of artwork featured in Liz’s presentation, please click here. 

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The March Report: Issue 5 Fall 2020

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MOTL Statement on Facebook Hate Speech Policy

International March of the Living applauds the decision by Facebook to expand its policy and prohibit any content that denies or distorts the…

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