-
Heroism Remembrance Day'),
known colloquially in
Israel and
abroad as Yom
HaShoah (Hebrew: יום השואה, Yiddish: יום השואה) and in
English as
Holocaust Remembrance...
- The
Holocaust (/ˈhɒləkɔːst/ ),
known in
Hebrew as the
Shoah (שואה), was the
genocide of
European Jews
during World War II.
Between 1941 and 1945, ****...
-
several ethnic Jewish observances with
holiday status. Yom
HaShoah: (nominally) 27
Nisan Yom
HaShoah (lit. "Holocaust Day") is a day of
remembrance for victims...
- The
Museum of
Tolerance (MOT), also
known as Beit
HaShoah ("House of the Holocaust"), is a
multimedia museum in Los Angeles, California,
United States...
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January 2025. Do****ents: Acts "An Act to
Proclaim Holocaust Memorial Day Yom
haShoah in New
Brunswick -
Legislative ****embly of New Brunswick". www.legnb.ca...
- Shavuot). Some also
light before the
Holocaust Remembrance Day
ceremony (Yom
HaShoah). In all cases, the
candle is lit
before sundown. This is
because in Judaism...
-
heroism happened on
Nisan 27 in the
Jewish lunar calendar. That date is Yom
HaShoah,
which is
Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel. At the time of his death...
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March 22:
Shushan Purim Thursday,
April 20: Pesach* Tuesday, May 2: Yom
HaShoah Tuesday, May 9: Yom
HaZikaron Wednesday, May 10: Yom Ha'atzmaut Tuesday...
- ISBN 1-59244-943-3. Ruth
Ebenstein (2003). "Remembered
Through Rejection: Yom
HaShoah in the Ashke****
Haredi Daily Press, 1950-2000".
Israel Studies. 8 (3)...
- catastrophe, a ruin"
became the
standard term for the Holocaust[1] (see Yom
HaShoah). The word "holocaust"
originally derived from the
Koine Gr**** word holokauston...
