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Cyclist Spells 'Never Again' on 1,000km Holocaust Ride

1/20/2026

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Lukáš Klement, a Czech cyclist, completed a 1,000-kilometer ride spelling "Never Again" to honor International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
He started at Auschwitz's Gate of Death and finished in nearly 47 hours.
The journey aimed to promote resilience and combat anti-Semitism.
The Israeli Government Press Office highlighted its significance as a symbol of hope and freedom.
Thousands tracked the ride online, underscoring its impact on raising awareness.

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Story summary

Lukáš Klement, a Czech cyclist, completed a 1,000-kilometer ride spelling "Never Again" to honor International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
He started at Auschwitz's Gate of Death and finished in nearly 47 hours.
The journey aimed to promote resilience and combat anti-Semitism.
The Israeli Government Press Office highlighted its significance as a symbol of hope and freedom.
Thousands tracked the ride online, underscoring its impact on raising awareness.