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United States Holocaust
Memorial Council is en-
couraging the nation's junior
and senior high school
students to learn about the
Holocaust and to reflect on its
lessons for society and for
themselves through its
seventh annual National
Writing Contest on the
Holocaust.
The contest is open to all
students in grades 7 through
12 and will be judged in two
divisions: Division I — grades
7 and 8; Division II — grades
9 through 12. The deadline
for contest entries is Feb. 22;
the winners will be announc-
ed in April. The subject for
1991 is 'What Are the
Lessons of the Holocaust for
Americans?"
First place winners and
their parents will receive a
free trip to Washington, D.C.,
to attend the 11th annual na-
tional civic Days of Remem-
brance ceremony sponsored
by the Council on April 11 in
the Rotunda of the U.S.
Capitol and for the award
presentation. Second place
winners will receive a framed
artwork copy from the collec-
tion of the United States
Holocaust Memorial Mu-
seum, which is under con-
struction on the National
Mall in Washington, D.C. All
winners will receive books on
the Holocaust.
The schools of all winners
will receive a matching set of
books, and winners and their
teachers will receive a
certificate.
The format is open: entries
may be fiction or non-fiction
and may be written as prose,
poetry or drama. All entries
must represent the indepen-
dent effort of the writer.
Distinguished Holocaust edu-
cators and authors will judge
finalist entries on originality,
content and quality of expres-
sion. Entries must not exceed
2,000 words.
Entries must be typed or
printed, double spaced, one
side of the page and must be
accompanied by a title page
which contains the following
information: student's name,
grade, home address and
telephone; school name, ad-
dress and telephone number;
teacher's name. The entries
must be mailed to: Writing
Contest, U.S. Holocaust
Memorial Council, 2000 L
Street, - N.W., Suite 588,
Washington, D.C. 20036.
651.5009
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