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Le Rabbin Didier Kassabi reçoit Thierry Lhermite suite à son interprétation de la pièce de Simon Wiesenthal sur le pardon

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Le Rabbin Didier Kassabi reçoit Thierry Lhermite suite à son interprétation de la pièce de Simon Wiesenthal sur le pardon

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A l'origine Béréchit : Derrière les portes, peut-on tout pardonner ?

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Affascinante e misterioso, fenomeno durevole ed insieme effimero, l’arcobaleno. Questa luce multicolore è anche un simbolo di speranza, dopo l’oscurità e i pericoli della tempesta.
Secondo un antico racconto biblico, quando smise di piovere e le acque cominciarono a ritirarsi, Dio stesso pose il proprio arco sulla terra per suggellare la promessa di non inviare più il Diluvio.

La canzone è considerata una tra le più belle del secolo, per il suo testo, pieno di speranza in un futuro in cui i problemi saranno finalmente superati.
Durante la SECONDA GUERRA MONDIALE furono le truppe americane, che combattevano sul fronte europeo contro il Nazifascismo, ad adottarla come inno e simbolo di SPERANZA.

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Judy Garland - Over The Rainbow (Subtitiles)

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ANCHE NOI, stiamo vivendo un periodo difficile e come
LA PICCOLA DOROTHY  CI INCAMMINIAMO VERSO LA REALIZZAZIONE DI UN DESIDERIO ….
DOROTHY, CON I SUOI 3 AMICI CHE RAPPRESENTANO LA TESTA - IL CUORE ED IL CORAGGIO, SI DIRIGE VERSO LA TERRA MAGICA DI OZ, DOVE IL MAGO SI RIVELA ESSERE UN UOMO NORMALE E FA CAPIRE LORO CHE, IN REALTA’, CIO’ CHE STAVANO CERCANDO LO POSSEDEVANO GIA’ E CHE, QUINDI, PER REALIZZARE I PROPRI DESIDERI BISOGNA SOLO CREDERCI……

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Students'

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ASviS – Video istituzionale (versione 2018)

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DO YOU KNOW ... EVERYONE HAS HUMAN RIGHTS

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DO YOU KNOW ... EVERYONE HAS HUMAN RIGHTS

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School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work at Queen's University Belfast

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United Nations Conventions on the Rights of the Child

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EDUCATION IS THE MOST POWERFUL WEAPON  PEOPLE HAVE TO SAVE THE WORLD ...

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EDUCATION IS THE MOST POWERFUL WEAPON  PEOPLE HAVE TO SAVE THE WORLD ...

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INVEST EARLY -- INVEST SMARTLY -- INVEST FOR ALL

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INVEST EARLY -- INVEST SMARTLY -- INVEST FOR ALL

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together we can make the next decade, a decade of learning for all

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let's use kindness

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A partire dal 1945, dopo la Liberazione e la fine della II Guerra Mondiale, il ritorno alla vita non fu facile, soprattutto per chi era stato costretto alla clandestinità per salvare la propria vita, era sopravvissuto alle persecuzioni nazi-fasciste, ai campi di sterminio, alla deportazione politica e militare, alle stragi. Occorreva superare il trauma individuale e collettivo e riconquistare il proprio nome, la propria identità, la casa, il lavoro, gli affetti, le abitudini, gli amici, le speranze. Ci siamo documentati, abbiamo ascoltato piangendo e commuovendoci con loro ....NUMBERED SEARCHING FOR ONE'S IDENTITIES....

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A partire dal 1945, dopo la Liberazione e la fine della II Guerra Mondiale, il ritorno alla vita non fu facile, soprattutto per chi era stato costretto alla clandestinità per salvare la propria vita, era sopravvissuto alle persecuzioni nazi-fasciste, ai campi di sterminio, alla deportazione politica e militare, alle stragi. Occorreva superare il trauma individuale e collettivo e riconquistare il proprio nome, la propria identità, la casa, il lavoro, gli affetti, le abitudini, gli amici, le speranze. Ci siamo documentati, abbiamo ascoltato piangendo e commuovendoci con loro ....NUMBERED SEARCHING FOR ONE'S IDENTITIES....

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Si stima che circa 400.000 persone siano state tatuate ad Auschwitz; oggi i sopravvissuti sono solo poche migliaia. Che significato ha oggi quel numero tatuato sulle braccia dei sopravvissuti, per loro, per I loro figli e i nipoti? Numbered documenta il contesto terribile in cui quei numeri furono assegnati e il significato che hanno assunto oggi per le persone che ci convivono. Protagonista del film diventa il numero stesso e la sua evoluzione come simbolo personale e collettivo dal 1940 ad oggi. Quelle cicatrici, che dovevano distruggere le identità, si trasformano in testimonianze illuminanti, personali e piene di vita.

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all my mothers

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"All My Mothers" -The Story of Yehudith Kleinman

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IDA MARCHERIA, deportata ad Aushwitz a 14 anni --- racconta la sua storia.

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IDA MARCHERIA, deportata ad Aushwitz a 14 anni --- racconta la sua storia.

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Sopravvissuta, decise di trasferirsi a Roma, dove aprì una cioccolateria, simbolo di rinascita e luogo di ritrovo per i deportati scampati alla Shoah. Ha raccontato la sua drammatica storia in "Auschwitz e la cioccolata".,,,, estratto del documentario di Roberto Olla.

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Sopravvissuta, decise di trasferirsi a Roma, dove aprì una cioccolateria, simbolo di rinascita e luogo di ritrovo per i deportati scampati alla Shoah. Ha raccontato la sua drammatica storia in "Auschwitz e la cioccolata". Rainews vi propone un estratto del documentario di Roberto Olla.

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Deportata ad Auschwitz a 14 anni: Ida Marcheria racconta la sua storia

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Sopravvissuta, decise di trasferirsi a Roma, dove aprì una cioccolateria, simbolo di rinascita e luogo di ritrovo per i deportati scampati alla Shoah. Ha raccontato la sua drammatica storia in "Auschwitz e la cioccolata". Rainews vi propone un estratto del documentario di Roberto Olla.

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ricorda le parole del papà " ragazzi, qualsiasi cosa succeda, non perdete mai la dignità ..."

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racconta il SONDERKOMMANDO

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Provincia di Pesaro e Urbino [Canale Youtube]

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operatore del SONDERKOMMANDO, ritorno alla vita ...

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Giorno della Memoria, l'intervista a Shlomo Venezia

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Il Maestro racconta la Shoah .....

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Roberto Olla racconta il libro "La ragazza che sognava il cioccolato"

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C'erano 3 modi per morire: la morte naturale del Padreterno, la corsa verso il filo spinato ... e presentarti all'ambulatorio......

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Giorno della memoria, la storia di Sami Modiano: bambino che perse tutto nell’inferno di Auschwitz

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The way of Forgiveness

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Matteo - 18, 21 - 35

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At Yad Vashem talks about rage after having been numbered....

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Elie Wiesel: Universal Lessons of the Holocaust

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" C’è un paio di scarpette rosse ", di Joyce Lussu

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GIGI PROIETTI Recita : C’è un paio di scarpette rosse di  Joyce Lussu

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FORGETTING / FORGIVING AT A TIME WHEN GOD HIMSELF WAS ON LEAVE

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THE FEELING OF HAVING BEEN LEFT WITH NO ONE

Living with the notion that we grew up but we had no family, but our grandparents, siblings, father and mother

It's growing with the idea that you have no data

But I don't feel like having no family, I don't feel alone because all of you listening to me are like a part of my family

My granddad

HE DEVOTED HIS LIFE TO TRACKING DOWN NAZI KILLERS AND PROMOTING FREEDOM

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FORGETTING / FORGIVING AT A TIME WHEN GOD HIMSELF WAS ON LEAVE

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THE FEELING OF HAVING BEEN LEFT WITH NO ONE HE DEVOTED HIS LIFE TO TRACKING DOWN NAZI KILLERS AND PROMOTING FREEDOM

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Six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, yet the names of close to 1.2 million remain anonymous. Since the 1950s, Yad Vashem has worked tirelessly to collect and commemorate the names of men, women and children who were murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators. Individuals submit handwritten Pages of Testimony in memory of loved ones, researchers painstakingly examine archival materials, and experts use the most advanced technology available to identify name after name to complete this vital task. But the work is not finished. The names of close to 1.2 million are waiting to be redeemed and time is running out.

Students can search through the Yad Vashem database for children from Italy and then do individual research on the children. On the 27th of Jan 2-3 kids could maybe present the work they did

the link to light a memorial candle for murdered Italian children. For some of the kids, it is possible to add a picture and short biography.

In Italy the victims of the fascist dictatorship also included the Roma. Today, whilst historical investigation of the subject is only just beginning and has to contend with over half a century of more or less deliberate neglect and "memory lapses", we can say with certainty that the Roma were tracked down, put on file and imprisoned by the fascist government of the time. Those interned endured cold, hunger and disease which in some cases resulted in their deaths.

In September 1943 Nazi troops proceeded to arrest the Jews in Gorizia and deport them to the death camps. In search of safety, the family of little Bruno Farbe r had moved to Ferrara, far away from all their acquaintances. A few weeks later, however, the family was arrested. They were first taken to the concentration camp of Fossoli and then deported to Auschwitz. Bruno was killed on arrival, just three months old.

The garden next to the synagogue was dedicated by the city to the memory of Bruno, the youngest Gorizia-born Jewish victim of Nazi barbarism. In 1995 at the entrance an 18th-Century wrought iron gate was installed, which had belonged to the home of Jewish linguist Graziadio Isaiah Ascoli. According to local tradition - based on the correspondence of the artefact to a description in a legal act of 1783 - this is the same gate that originally stood at the end of the ghetto near the church of San Giovanni, which had been forged by blacksmith Martin Geistin to replace the earlier wooden door.

The garden features an open-air installation created by the artist Emanuele Luzzati. The work evokes the Jewish holiday of Purim and is part of an 'environmental art' project created by the children of the elementary schools in the city.

Emilio Sacerdote
9 Jan 1893 Vibo Valentia, Catanzaro, Calabria - 1944
Place of candle: Flossenbürg, Germany

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Six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, yet the names of close to 1.2 million remain anonymous. Since the 1950s, Yad Vashem has worked tirelessly to collect and commemorate the names of men, women and children who were murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators.

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We are focusing on the children not as the people of tomorrow, but of today. We assert that they have a right to be taken seriously, to be treated with tenderness and respect because they are our hope for the future. 

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We are focusing on the children not as the people of tomorrow, but of today. We assert that they have a right to be taken seriously, to be treated with tenderness and respect because they are our hope for the future. 

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In this perspective we want to remind you all of Wiesenthal’s vision for the future in a response to a letter from schoolchildren in Highland Park, New Jersey: “ --- What we experienced during the war was such a nightmare, that it is little wonder so many young people tend to look away and say, that’s a part of history and has nothing to do with us today. But that is where we, the survivors, have to step in and tell them over and over again, that all this really did happen and that it is more important for all of you than you can imagine. For you are used to living in freedom , but you should recognize the danger that lies in fast changes, that can take away your freedom before you even realize it. Freedom is like health, I always tell young people; you don’t recognize its value until you’ve lost it. Freedom is not a gift from the heavens, you have to fight for it every day of your life. “

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Mrs Kreisberg Wiesenthal contribution to our work together

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Mrs Kreisberg Wiesenthal contribution to our work together

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On the International Holocaust Memorial Day 2024, the class of Ms. Carmela Vulcano from the Crosia Mirto school co-organized with the Simon Wiesenthal Genealogy Geolocation Initiative (SWIGGI) a very moving Holocaust commemoration event.
The main objectives were:

To learn about the Simon Wiesenthal Holocaust commemoration website

To enable the students to carry out individual research and commemoration projects on Italian Jewish children who were murdered during the Holocaust.

To carry out a commemoration event on the International Holocaust Memorial Day (25th of Jan 2024) with the virtual participation of Yossi Beck and Racheli Kreisberg, the SWIGGI team.

List of Italian children to be researched and commemorated
17 names of Jewish children that lived in Italy during the war for whom there are Yad Vashem Pages of Testimony (POTs) from the Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names were provided.
1. Enrica Spizzichino born 1935
2. Giacomo Capelluto born 1935, Rhodes
3. Rakhel Capelouto born in 1935, Rhodes
4. Sara Cesana born 1935, Trieste
5. Ester Costantini born in Milano, Italy in 1935
6. Giovanna Costantini born 1935 Milano, Italy
7. Rachelina Danon born in Kos, Italy in 1935
8. Cesare Della Pergola born in Parma, Italy in 1935
9. Manlio Della Torre born in 1935. Prior to WWII he lived in Firenze, Italy
10. Celeste Di Porto born in 1935. Prior to WWII she lived in Roma, Italy
11. Pacifico Di Segni born in 1935
12. Giovanni Gepesz born in Trieste, Italy in 1935
13. Sara Graziani born in 1935. She was a pupil. Prior to WWII she lived in Firenze (see address on Google Maps)
14. Moche Levy born in Rhodes, Italy in 1935 to Tzadik and Marie
15. Davide Pecar born in 1935
16. Maurizio Hazan born in Rodi, Italy in 1935. Prior to WWII he lived in Rodi, Italy
17. Sergio de Simone from Naples born in 1937

The working methodology:

1. Each participant researched the family history, living environment, fate of child and more

2. Develop Simon Wiesenthal Holocaust Memorial pages with information on the victim, picture, and light a digital Simon Wiesenthal Holocaust memorial candle for the victim

Program International Holocaust Memorial Day event 25 Jan 2024

View a list of all commemorated persons and the students who lit a candle for them.

Example of a personal commemoration page based on data that was entered by Crosia Mirto students:

Pictures from the event

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On the International Holocaust Memorial Day 2024, the class of Ms. Carmela Vulcano from the Crosia Mirto school co-organized with the Simon Wiesenthal Genealogy Geolocation Initiative (SWIGGI) a very moving Holocaust commemoration event.