A sign belonging to the "Photograph in Stone" series. In this series, which is located mainly in the center of Jerusalem, historical buildings, prominent figures in the citys history and more are commemorated.
The Four Days March was a popular event held annually in April from 1955-1967. The march, which began as an initiative of the IDF, was attended by civilian and military groups as well as participants from foreign countries. Every night, the marchers camped at a point on the track.
The march was a major event in the life of the city of Jerusalem, and of Israel, reports of the march were broadcast on radio stations, delegations of various companies marched with special costumes, music and dances. At the end of the march the winning groups were announced.
In the following pictures, the parts of the board are enlarged
Board 1
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[Top image]
The oldest marcher and his companions, behind them the young trees of the Jerusalem Forest
Photographer: Photo Ross 1961
[Bottom image]
Arab marchers from the Galilee at the entrance to Jerusalem
Photographer: P, Shlesinger 1959
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Milk for the marchers
Photographer: Photo Ross 1961
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Details of the images starting from the top right image and clockwise
Group of blind marchers in the citys streets
Photographer: P, Shlesinger 1961
Marchers from Kibbutz Nir-Am
Photographer: P, Shlesinger 1959
Arab youth from the Galilee
Photographer: P, Shlesinger 1959
Group of marchers from Holland
Photographer: P, Shlesinger 1959
Parking lot in Ein Karem where marchers congregated and rested before entering the city
Photographer: Photo Ross 1961
Dais of honor at the march, encircled by dancers
Photographer: Photo Ross 1965
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Soldiers marching through the streets at the end of the march
Photographer: P, Shlesinger 1959
Click for a larger image Above this board is a board in a similar format that summarizes the IDF marches in Jerusalem
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