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Today at sundown marks the beginning of Holocaust Remembrance Day.
A day we remember the 6 million Jews who died in the Shoah as martyrs and heroes.
As for every year on this day, its important to share the stories of those who survived and the stories of the victims who are no longer here to tell them.
In this movie we created for the Yad Vashem Museum, through a touching violin performance we tell the story of Motale Shlain, a young boy who after the German invasion of his hometown in Poland and witnessing the murder of his whole family in the attic, grabbed his violin and fled to forest where he joined the partisans. Upon his unit being discovered by N**i soldiers, the unit was ambushed and Motale was shot and killed.
The violin that the musician plays is the original violin that belonged to Motale and is now on permanent display at Yad Vashem.
May we remember Motale, his family and the other 6 million Jews who perished in the holocaust.

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Thinking of going to business school? Check out this series of fun animation videos we made for INSEAD and learn about each of their different business programs!
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