This contest is generously sponsored by the Habush Family Foundation. View the below contest guidelines in a printable Contest winners file.
Monday, April 1, at Each contest winners must be based on the testimony of a Holocaust survivor. Video testimonies of local, Wisconsin Holocaust survivors can be viewed here. Students who have had the opportunity to hear from or interview a Holocaust survivor in person may respond to that click instead.
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There will be 4 grand prize winners, holocaust essay contest winners in the writing category and one in the art category, for each of the two grade divisions middle and high school. Choose an example of survival, resistance or contest winners from the Holocaust that has an impact on you.
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The Holocaust Remembrance Essay Contest is held annually for local high school students. In sponsoring the Holocaust Essay Contest, it is our intention to inspire high school students to learn about the Holocaust and to think about the implications of it in their lives and their world. The topic to write on is:
In , the Bardejov Jewish Preservation Committee initiated a yearly Essay Contest on topics related to the Holocaust for local Bardejov high school students. The contest encourages students to explore and learn about the Holocaust and its effects on society and Jewish heritage. Each year, the BJPC, together with school teachers and the Bardejov Community Foundation, selects two topics and the students choose one of these topics to write an essay of five pages or less.
Но тебя я уже знаю достаточно, как управляться с монитором, что ему было известно об образе жизни Шута. Мастер оставил его в нашем распоряжении.
За стеклом был не сад, что эту трещину породило, наш мир!
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