Six Million Paper Clips: The Making Of A Children's Holocaust Memorial

The Paper Clip Project is a remarkable true story of students who came together to quantify the horrors of the Holocaust through an extraordinary act of compassion and determination.

By collecting six million paperclips, these young individuals were able to grasp the enormity of the tragedy that occurred during World War II.

Through their efforts, they created a powerful symbol of solidarity with the Jewish community and honored the memory of those who suffered at the hands of the Nazis.

This inspiring story is told by German journalists Dagmar and Peter Schroeder, whose involvement brought international attention to the project.

The Children's Holocaust Memorial, created through the Paper Clip Project, serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of tolerance and empathy in our world today.