March of the Living
I survived once. I am afraid again
Having survived the Holocaust as a child, I now fear for the next generation of Jews.
A message from Holocaust survivors: We don't have much time left
'World, Open Your Eyes'
"We have to march this year—it might be our last chance"
Carrying the Torch of Remembrance From My Great-Grandfather
As we mark eighty years since liberation, I hope Britain will continue to lead in education, in confronting antisemitism, and in defending the values that bind free societies together.
"Being There Changes You"
Young Jewish professionals describe the March of the Living experience that became a turning point
An embrace across generations
When Holocaust survivors and survivors of October 7 walked together at the March of the Living, a bridge was formed between past and present.
Marching to Ponary: Remembering the Lithuanian Jewish Community
Holocaust Survivor Arnold Cleves: "The Jews contributed so much to Lithuanian culture [...] but unfortunately we were not treated well. Don't make the same mistake again: Help the state of Israel."
Nuremberg 90 Years Ago, and Where We Are Now
There are five concrete steps we can take to ensure Nuremberg’s lessons are actualized
Holocaust Survivor and Educator David Schaecter Passes Away at 96
Schaector, who participated in several March of the Living journeys in Poland & Israel , leaves a legacy of witnesses to carry the torch of memory
86 Years since World War II Began
Holocaust Survivors Share Their Childhood Memories from Poland
March of the Living in Łódź honors the city and ghetto’s Holocaust victims
99-year-old Holocaust survivor from Łódź, Leon Weintraub: “Be sensitive to all manifestations of intolerance. I urge you to be vigilant and watchful.”
“We Must Remain Vigilant”
Greek Holocaust Survivor and European March of the Living Chair Benjamin Albalas Reflects on The Rising Antisemitism in Greece
Holocaust survivors meet with freed hostages, families of hostages still in captivity
"When we, Holocaust survivors, saw the images of Rom Brezlavski and Evyatar David - emaciated, frightened, barely clinging to life - we felt as if the air had been pulled from our lungs."
