From 20 April 2025 at the National Holocaust Museum
This exhibition follows the journey of Leo Stein, a German Jewish child aged 10 in 1938, who was forced to flee Berlin in the aftermath of Kristallnacht. His parents, fearing for his life, organised his escape to England. This former exhibition has been enlarged. Personal accounts, objects and extracts from Leo’s diary are shared with visitors. This presentation pays tribute to the children who made the crossing, focusing on their journey. At the end of the exhibition, there are also testimonials from refugees who fled the genocides of Cambodia, Rwanda and Srebrenica.