75 years after the Nazi invasion of Poland, a group of Holocaust survivors, their children and others will gather in Las Vegas for a triumphant concert celebrating survivors of World War II and keeping the legacy of the greatest horror known to mankind alive for future generations. The Last Survivor Concert took place in Las Vegas on Saturday night December 13th at The Grand Venetian Hotel. The gala concert starring Israeli superstar Dudu Fisher, a second generation Holocaust survivor, and featured a full 20 piece symphony orchestra conducted by famed musician Tomer Hadadi. “As the number of Holocaust survivors continues to dwindle, events of this nature will one day be nothing more than a memory,” said Danny Finkelman, director of The Last Survivor film, and producer of the show “There may not be many more chances for opportunities like these.” Cecelia Margules, executive producer of the concert and the daughter of Holocaust survivors, stressed the importance of passing along the legacy of the Holocaust to future generations, whose numbers are, sadly, dwindling over time. “Who will teach about the Holocaust when there is no living proof?” asked Mrs. Margules. “The survivors are living monuments to the Holocaust. When the last monument is gone, who will do the job?”