March of the Living · The vignettes project
Holocaust survivor
vignettes.
The March of the Living Holocaust Survivor Vignettes Project features short clips of moving Holocaust survivor testimony shared with students on location in Poland during the March of the Living (MOTL). Explore archived MOTL testimony through MOLDAP, the March of the Living Digital Archive Project.
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Amek Adler – It’s Our Duty to Come Here (Treblinka) 2008
Amek Adler – Shema Yisrael Story 2006
Amek Adler – Welcome to Lublin 2011
Anita Ekstein – Saying Goodbye to My Mother in Belzec (2005)
Bill Glied I Am A Jew
Bill Glied – Working Them to Death (2016)
Bill Glied – Tattooing Prisoners in Auschwitz 2015
Bill Glied – Every Barrack Had One Thousand People 2017
Bill Glied – Everything Happened So Fast 2014
David Shentow – These Dogs Were Here For Life
Irving Eisner- March of the Living in Israel (1994)
Irving Eisner -March of the Living, Warsaw (1994)
Max Glauben (Majdanek Barracks) Shoes “A Sacred Place”
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An ongoing collection of Holocaust survivor testimony from the March of the Living.
Stage 3 · Initiated in 2019
About the
Vignettes Project
The project was first initiated in 2019 by Toronto March of the Living chair Tammy Glied, and Canadian Israeli filmmaker Igal Hecht has documented numerous Toronto March of the Living journeys over the last 15 years.
The material includes footage filmed and edited by Igal Hecht and Toronto filmmaker Naomi Wise, who has been documenting March of the Living programs since 1998.
This is an ongoing project, with new videos being edited and added each year using archival materials from previous March of the Living trips.
Eli Rubenstein, Director of Education, International March of the Living, continues to oversee the project.
