Holocaust Poems
Holocaust History 
How Holocaust poetry humanizes history
I'm Declan Dunn, founder of Remember.org, exploring how Holocaust poetry humanizes history. With The Song Remains sharing this because I was inspired 42 years ago by a poem by Charlotte Delbo, a Holocaust survivor. The...
Holocaust Poems
Auschwitz poem by Professor G. Stendig-Lindberg
This Auschwitz poem is by my Mother, Professor G. Stendig-lindberg, who went through hellish conditions in WWII; from Krakow Ghetto to labor and concentration camp Plaszow, to Auschwitz, and then to Bergen Belsen. During her...
Holocaust Poems
The Holocaust: A Poem of Remembrance
Listen to the poem.
The Holocaust: A Poem of Remembrance,
by Tamara Beryl Latham Skeletal frames,
whose beaten hearts
once bore,
the heft of Hitler's war,
who knelt en masse,
in silence quaked
with stifled groans
beneath the veil of death.
Through reddened
tear-stained eyes
they prayed...
Holocaust History
Liberation of Auschwitz 75 years later – a poem
As the world commemorates the Liberation of Auschwitz after 75 years, strange things are happening. At Remember.org we focus on people's history, not the political games or storytelling surrounding the events at Auschwitz, especially...
Alexander Kimel
“I Cannot Forget”, two poems by Alexander Kimel
I C A N N O T F O R G E T
The Creed of a Holocaust Survivor https://remember.org/pessimists-son-by-alexander-kimel.html THE ACTION IN THE GHETTO OF ROHATYN, MARCH 1942.
by Alexander Kimel- Holocaust Survivor. Do I want to...
Children of Survivors
Babi Yar Poem By Yevgeni Yevtushenko
Return to Witnesses' "Growing up in Russia, I experienced antisemitism; personally directed, ubiquitous, and violent,covertly approved of by the government. Yevgeni Yevtushenko's poem, written to expose the inhumanity of Babi Yar, and the subsequent injustice...
Education and the Holocaust
A Holocaust Prayer by Alexander Kimel
Written by Alexander Kimel - a Holocaust Survivor.
https://remember.org/pessimists-son-by-alexander-kimel.html
In Memory
Holocaust Prayer by Alexander Kimel
Prayer for the Children:
Almighty God, full of Mercy remember the generation of Jewish children that were reared for slaughter. Reared...
Holocaust Books By Survivors
“OFTEN A MINUTE”: Poetry from Pearls and Lace
Return to Pearls and Lace POEMS:
"IT'S SPRINGTIME"
"OFTEN A MINUTE"
"THERE IS NO EXIT"
"A LITTLE BIRD"
"I'M TELLING THE STORY"
"MY MOTHER"
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Editor's Note:
The changing political...