✡️ Holocaust Remembrance Day
✡️✡️✡️ Holocaust Remembrance Day ✡️✡️✡️
On the morning of 27 January 1945 the Auschwitz-Birkenau camps still held some 7,000 prisoners. Over a million people deported to Auschwitz perished there. It is estimated that six million Jews were exterminated in the death camps.
The Council of Europe was the moving spirit behind the introduction of a Day of Holocaust Remembrance and Prevention of Crimes against Humanity. Education ministers from member states took the decision in October 2002. While Germany and France have chosen 27 January, the day when Auschwitz was liberated, Holocaust Day varies in other countries according to the respective historical experience.
The Council of Europe also helps teachers with their Holocaust Remembrance Day preparations by making available teaching material for raising pupil awareness of those dark times and exploring the topics of genocide and crimes against humanity so as to promote prevention, understanding, tolerance, and friendship between nations, races and religions.
TASK: Organize National workshops and poster exhibitions on the Holocaust Remembrance day,
A Slovak team has organized the workshop for the students of 1st grade in the Tekovian Musem in Levice and a great exhibition of posters about the researchers who fought against the Nazi who caused the Holocaust . The exhibition was held in the Tekovian museum and it was sent by UNO in Vienna to teach a young generation about the Holocaust:
A Slovak team has also organized the poster exhibition about the holocaust in the hall of Business Academy in Levice for the students of this school. We are sharing the photo exhibituon in the tool of Web 2.0 Emaze:
A Romanian team has organized the workshop for the students of 11th grade in the our High School in Constanta and an exhibition of drawings about the people who suffered in the Holocaust in different camps. The exhibition was held in our school to teach a young generation about the Holocaust:
