Yom Hashoah
Wednesday 18 April 2012 19.00
International Jewish remembrance
Jews throughout the world remember the victims
of the Nazi terror on Yom Hashoah. Shoah is the Hebrew word for the
Holocaust, the destruction of Jews worldwide during World War II.
Yom Hashoah falls on 26 Nisan in the Hebrew calendar. This is the
same date as that of the Warsaw ghetto uprising against the Nazis
in 1943. In the Netherlands this is also a solemn day of
remembrance, organized in the Hollandsche Schouwburg by the Jewish
community.
- Music: Achat Sha'alti, psalm 27, Paul
Schoenfeld (1947) by Mia Dreese (flute) and Marjes Benoist
(piano)
- Speech by Eberhard van der
Laan, mayor of Amsterdam
- Lighting of special candles by representatives of van Jewish
youth societies
- Music: Morceau, Gabriel Fauré
(1845-1924) by Mia Dreese (flute) and Marjes Benoist (piano)
- Speech by Chaim Divon,
Ambassador of Israël
- Yizkor (memorial prayer) by A.
Rosenberg
- Kaddish (prayer for the death) by de
heer A. Rosenberg
- Music: Sephardic Melody, Paul
Ben-Haim (1897- 1984) by Mia Dreese (flute) and Marjes Benoist
(piano)
- Speech by Ron van der
Wieken
- Speech by Awigal Boemendal
- Partizan song Zog nit kejnmal by
chazan Gilad Nezer
- Two minutes of scilence
- Wilhelmus and HaTikva
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