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As part of Human Rights Education, our school participated in a competition organized by the Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs on the topic: “The Holocaust and the Greek Jews”. Our students studied historical and literary texts, read survivors’ testimonies, visited historical sites, interviewed people, and created three short films.
We are pleased to announce that all of our students’ films have excelled in the competition, and if the conditions allow it, the participants will travel to the Auschwitz Museum.
1.World War II finds Mark, who comes from Thessaloniki, as a student in Paris. Our pupils Anthi Kotsani, Lydia Ioannidou and Aikaterini Bakalaki pursue his footsteps until they disappear on the Convoy 77 train.
Supervising teacher: Katerina Efraimidou
Watch the movie by clicking the link below
Following the footsteps of Marc Amon
2. A group of children, while playing “hide and seek”, discover a tombstone from the city’s ancient Jewish Cemetery. Students Zacharoula Karagianni and Eleni Tryfonidou guide the children through historical paths about their neighborhoods.
Supervising teacher: Katerina Efraimidou
Watch the movie by clicking the link below
3.”Incurable wounds” is the film’s title that Rosalia Fotini Mati, Dorothea Papavasilliou and Olympia Sapounidou created. The video presents the incurable wounds of the Holocaust on the Greek Jews through personal testimonies and a poem by Georgios Vafopoulos from Thessaloniki.
Supervising teacher: Aggelos Chotzidis
Watch the movie by clicking the link below
Incurable Wounds (no subtitles)
Today, in Thessaloniki, like the rest of the world, we all hope that we will never again need to survive violence, war and inhumanity. Ever again!