March of the Living - Poland-Israel
A educational program aimed at teaching young people about two events important and meaningful to our people in modern history: the Shoah and the creation of the State of Israel.
From 1988 until the present, participated in this project, more than 50,000 young people from different countries.
The program was created by a small group led by Knesset members concerned about transmission of what happened in the Holocaust and committed to the fight against Nazism in the world.
March for Life aims to move these issues visiting the different places in Poland and in Israel, through a javaia Ishita (personal experience). While it is important to address the issue of the Holocaust in schools through multiple ways to experience it personally experiencing substantial and irreplaceable.
week study set in Poland of Jewish life before the war, which was led by more than 3 million Jews, leaving only a few thousand after the Shoah This part of the premise that we can not study and learn how they died if not previously know how the Jews lived in Europe before the war.
the end of 1944, the imminent entry of the allied army made the Nazi exterminator expedite the process. This created the infamous "death marches" that consisted of the removal of victims from one field to another on foot, malnourished, sick, dying, to avoid their being liberated by the Allies. The conditions were tortuous, inhumane, and the vast majority of fatal cases.
Today, the death march has been redefined, becoming March for Life, is from Auschwitz to Birkenau, the largest camp established by the Nazis during World War II. Youth and adults from all over the world together and free march, waving the flags of Israel, to commemorate Yom HaShoah Vehagburá. (Holocaust Remembrance Day and heroism.)
in Israel is participating along with all the people of Israel in the Yom Hazicaron emotional ceremonies and the celebration of Yom Ha'atzmaut. Is go to different places the country in the north and the free choice sur.La a creative life, the struggle for freedom and Hagshama ¨ ° () are other core values \u200b\u200bof our educational program.
is a living history lesson whose reference point is an ancient riddle that must be deciphered by the participants: the enigma of survival, creativity, construction material and spiritual development of our pueblo.En a framework for active participation , it encourages discussion and reflection among peers and are invited to a future membership in community settings judíos.Nuestra function as a professional team of project is to support group interactions participants' own during their stay in Poland and Israel.
Our duty is to fight to not forget what happened and tranmit commitment to Jewish continuity
Ms. Alejandra Tolcachier Address
marchaporlavida@hebraica.org.ar
marchaporlavida.argentina @ gmail . com
