Virtual Guided Tour of the Holocaust History Museum: Special for Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance DayJoin us on a guided, virtual tour of Yad Vashem’s Holocaust History Museum focusing on this year’s theme: « Transports to Extinction – The Deportation of the Jews during the Holocaust ». One of Yad Vashem’s expert guides will accompany you on this online tour in 360 ͦ technology, that combines the history of the Holocaust with personal stories related to the deportations. You will be introduced to testimonies and documents on display in the museum, as well as letters written by the deportees before and during the harrowing journey that depict the complex and murderous reality of the Jews during the Holocaust. The tour will take place on Thursday, 28 April 2022 at 7PM EDT. Duration: 1.5 hours | Cost: $10 per person | Suitable for ages 14 and up. Limited Space Available. Register by 25 April 2022 to reserve your spot. Click here to register.Free Webinar: The Abuse and Trivialization of Holocaust MemoryWe invite you to join us for a webinar that will address how the Holocaust is being misused and abused in everyday references, to the point where it is losing significance. Presented by Yad Vashem educator, Yoni Berrous, we will explore the tools created by the International School for Holocaust Studies to teach about the Holocaust without trivializing it. Join us to see how we can use these new technologies to make the memory of the Holocaust relevant to our students. The webinar will be held on Tuesday 26 April, 3 PM – 4 PM EST. Click here to register.From our Publications: Longing Overcomes Us: The Finkelsztejn Family’s CorrespondenceWhen Chaim Finkelsztejn left his wife and two daughters on August 23, 1939, to travel to the Zionist Congress in Geneva, he expected to return to his hometown of Warsaw within a few days. He never did. One week after his departure, the armies of Nazi Germany and of the Soviet Union invaded Poland. His return had become impossible. The Finkelsztejns tried to stay in contact via letters that became a bridge over the ever-widening gulf of the divergent environments in which they found themselves. Filled with affection, longing, memories, and worries for the future, the letters presented in Longing Overcomes Us poignantly reveal the increasing isolation, suffering, and despair of Jews under Nazi rule, and offer a glimpse into the souls of those who were torn from their loved ones. Click here to purchase. DONATE NOW  WWW.YADVASHEM.ORG |
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