The March of Life: Memorial and reconciliation marches at historic locations of the Holocaust in Europe. Descendants of Nazi perpetrators finding words their fathers and grandfathers couldn´t find. A clear symbol for Israel and against modern anti-Semitism.
News
Breaking the Veil of Silence
The new book by Jobst Bittner about the message behind the March of Life. Check out and pre-order now.more
March of Remembrance 2012
On April 15, 2012 the March of Rememberance will go to New York City, on April 22, 2012 to many cities all over the US and Latin America.more
March of Life awarded in the Knesset
At a ceremony in honor of international evangelical supporters of Israel on November 22, 2011, TOS Ministries received an award for their outstanding help and support of Holocaust...more
Your donation for the March of Life
Help us to break the silence in more nations all over Europe.more
Past marches
Lithuania 2011
Marches and events in Vilnius, Kaunas and four other cities, 600 participants and reports in national media.more
Latvia 2011
Memorial marches in Riga, Daugavpils und three other cities, 800 people on the street, cooperation with Rabbi Barkahan and "Steps for Life" in Riga.more
USA and Latin America 2011
March of Remembrance in 40 cities in the USA, Latin America and for the first time in Asia, churches making a declaration for Israel.more
USA and Latin America 2010
March of Remembrance for the first time in Washington D.C., 500 people on the street in Lima,Peru, a memorial event on Yom HaShoa.more
Ukraine 2010
Memorial and reconciliation marches in Babi Yar (Kiev) and 16 other cities in the Ukraine, 4000 participants, 100 churches from all denominations.more
USA 2009
The first March of Remembrance, 300 people on the street in Dallas, Jews and Christians honor Holocaust survivors and set a clear mark against modern anti-Semitism.more
Eastern Germany 2008
A symbolic star of David on the former communist part of Germany. 1600 miles, 900 participants from many nations.more
Southern Germany 2007
Following the trails of the death marches from Bisingen near Tuebingen to Dachau, 320 km, 350 participants from 14 nations, media reports in many nations.more
