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In honor of the 6 million that perished and in honor of all those who continue to bear the pain of surviving. We will pass on your legacy and strength to our children, WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER…
The Holocaust occurred close to 80 years ago and yet many still feel the pain today. With every passing day it seems we forget more and more but this video goes to show that the world has united to NEVER FORGET. We must never forget the suffering of those years as well as recognize the suffering that goes on today and STOP IT. Remembering is not enough, we must better ourselves to prevent future tragedies from taking place.
Words and Arrangement by Eugene Vaknansky
Music composed by John Williams
Performed on Violin by Itzhak Perlman
Holocaust Memorials in Order:
Liverpool Street Station, London Kindertransport – the arrival Frank Meisler, Arie Oviada
Palm Springs, California Desert Holocaust Memorial Dee Clements
Antwerp, Belgium Monument to the Deported Citizens of Antwerp Willem Bierwerts
Budapest, Hungary Shoes on the Danube Bank Can Togay, Gyula Pauer
Berlin, Germany Holocaust Memorial Peter Eisenman, Buro Happold
Amsterdam Ravensbruck Memorial Joost Van Santen
Jerusalem, Israel Torah Marcelle Elfenbein Swergold
Schwerte, Germany
Budapest, Hungary Weeping Willow Imre Varga
Miami, Florida Love and Anguish Kenneth Treister
Skokie, Illinois The Freedom Fighters Edward Chesney
San Francisco, California The Holocaust George Segal
Columbus, Ohio Ohio Holocaust and Liberators Memorial Daniel Libeskind
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Holocaust Memorial David Ascalon
Boston, Massachusetts The Memorial Stanley Saitowitz
Miami, Florida Love and Anguish Kenneth Treister
Paris, France Holocaust Memorial for Oranienburg and
Sachsenhausen Camp Jean Baptiste-Leducq
Moscow, Russia Tragedy of Nations Zurab Tseretli
Minsk, Belarus The Last Way Leonid Levin, Elsa Pollak
Baltimore, Maryland Holocaust Monument Joseph Sheppard
Brooklyn, NY Holocaust Memorial NYC
Warsaw, Poland Ghetto Heroes Monument Nathan Rapoport
Riga, Latvia Bikernieki Memorial Sergey Rizh
York, Pennsylvania The Six Million Don Briddell
Lidice Monument of Children’s War Victims Marie Uchytilova
Jericho, NY Holocaust Monument Michael Alfano
Composer John Williams had written breathtaking music that was performed by the Itzhak Perlman as the theme for the movie Schindler’s List which was directed by Steven Spielberg.
