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12 March 2025, 6.30pm at the Maïmonide Institute The historian Tal Bruttmann is a specialist in anti-Semitic policies in France during the Second World War and the ‘Final Solution’ in Europe, and a member of the Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah. In this talk, he looks at the way in which the Auschwitz concentration camp is and was represented. In particular, through the photos that have ...
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18 March 2025 at 7pm, at the Caen Memorial Travelling with this great historian gives us a better understanding of her commitment to sharing memory, which is particularly evident in her books on the Shoah. With a look at the emblematic places familiar to the honorary director of research at the CNRS and vice-president of the Conseil supérieur des Archives. This is an opportunity for ...
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Until 30 March 2025 at the Drancy Shoah Memorial Homosexuality was a taboo subject in France until it was decriminalised in 1982, so the historical perspective, particularly during the dark pages of history, was also slow to be shared with the public. The Shoah Memorial in Drancy is hosting an exhibition and meetings on the history of the pink triangle worn by homosexual deportees, a symbol ...
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Until 6 April 2025 at the Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation de l’Isère The special nature of this tour means that families, especially children aged 8 and over, can gain a better understanding of the daily lives of people who lived through the Second World War. Focusing in particular on the itinerary of four people. With a narrative that presents the realities they faced. From ...
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5 April 2025 at Montluc prison This tour has been offered every first Saturday of the month since January and will run until May. 80 years after the liberation of the camps, participants will be able to rediscover the lives of those interned in Montluc prison and later deported. 5 avril 2025 : Visite guidée thématique « 1945 : libération des camps et retour des déportés » – Mémorial ...
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Until 22 June 2025 at CHRD Lyon was a hotbed of conflict during the Second World War, between Resistance networks and zealous collaborators. The route starting at the CHRD and leading all the way to the Place de la Comédie will enable participants to rediscover the traces of this painful past in the city. Through the buildings, as well as the steles, plaques and street names referring to the ...
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From 7 March to 15 September 2025 This exhibition, created to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, highlights the efforts of survivors to rebuild their lives. While for many people the end of the war was a moment of joy, for Jews it was a time of terrible reflection on the suffering and death and the urgent need to rebuild a future for their children far from the ...
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Until 23 February 2025 at the Nationaal Holocaustmuseum More than eighty photographs illustrate the development of the National Holocaust Museum over the last three years. They provide a better understanding of the issues and decisions taken by the museum’s employees. Not just the management and the historians and artists. But also the carpenters, architects, interior decorators, ...
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27 January 2025, 7pm, Place de la Synagogue, Esch-sur-Alzette To mark the annual commemoration of the Holocaust, events are being organised in Esch-sur-Alzette, this year marking 80 years since the end of the Second World War. mnr.lu/manifestation/journee-mondiale-pour-le-souvenir-des-victimes-de-lholocauste-19h00-at-place-de-la-synagogue
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Until 31 August 2025 at the Thessaloniki Jewish Museum This exhibition, presented by the museum in partnership with the Jewish community of Thessaloniki, gives visitors a better understanding of the history of the period of occupation in the city thanks to previously unpublished historical documents and, in particular, photographs of German soldiers during the Occupation. The photographs were ...
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17 and 24 February and 3 March 2025 at the Danish Jewish Museum In three lectures, Sara Fredfeldt Stadager and Signe Bergman Larsen tell the story of the liberation of Denmark and the return of refugees from Sweden. The joy expressed at the great news of the end of the liberation of the country, but also the return with the strange challenge of combining awareness of this history, so painful ...
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27 January 2025, 7pm at the Danish Jewish Museum 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, one of the most infamous concentration camps created during the Second World War. In Denmark, Auschwitz Day is dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Shoah and other genocides, in order to perpetuate the memory but also to prevent such risks for future generations. ...
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9 February 2025, 4pm at the Drancy Shoah Memorial As part of the Drancy Meetings series, the Memorial is organising a conference with Miguel Haler, writer and musician, and Saimir Mile, lawyer and president of the association La voix des Rroms, moderated by the journalist Eduardo Castillo. This meeting will provide a better understanding of the history of those known as ‘Romanis, Gypsies, ...
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19 and 27 January 2025 at the Shoah Memorial in Paris The Memorial offers these essential encounters with these heroic women, survivors who share their stories with many generations of young people in order to perpetuate the memory of the Shoah and prevent the return of dark times by sharing universal and resilient values. These conversations will be hosted by journalist Ilana Ferhadian and ...
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Until 15 March 2025 at the European Centre of Deported Resistance Members British photographer Michael Kenna has spent fifteen years travelling across Europe to capture the remains of Nazi camps on the continent. His motivation came from seeing a photo of the Auschwitz camp when Kenna was studying in London, and a visit to the Natzweiler concentration camp in 1986. The exhibition features 41 ...
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30 January 2025 at the CHRD in Lyon This study day will provide an opportunity to present the contemporary challenges linked to the sharing of memory by the fifty or so museums and memorials in France dedicated to the Resistance. They vary in size across France, but are more present in some regions than others, and are often under municipal supervision. The question of maintaining this ...
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15 February at 2.30pm at the Museum of the Résistance and the Deportation in Isère Artist Julia Belle leads a workshop paying tribute to women members of the Isère Resistance. Participants in the workshop will take a guided tour of women members of the Resistance, then engrave and print photos of them on tote bags. Portraits de résistantes
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1 February 2025, 10.30am at the Montluc National Prison Memorial On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camps, the Memorial is proposing itineraries of men and women interned in Montluc prison who were subsequently deported. These personal journeys give visitors a better understanding of the Nazi regime’s desire to dehumanise, the terrible suffering endured and ...
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5 February 2025, 2pm at the Departmental Museum of Resistance and Deportation in Haute-Garonne Thanks to a team of specialists, the Departmental Museum of Resistance and Deportation) is shedding light on the many historical realities of the deportation, highlighting the variety of archive collections available. In particular, thanks to the development of research into these sources and the ...
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Until 16 March 2025 at the JHI This exhibition has been organised to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the liquidation of the Lodz ghetto. For four years, 200,000 Jews were imprisoned there, both natives of Lodz and those deported from other towns and regions. Many perished from starvation and disease due to the harsh conditions, while others were deported and murdered in the camps. The ...
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15 October 2024, 7pm In a long hunt that takes him to South America before returning to the United States, an FBI agent finds a former leading figure of the Nazi regime, hiding in an American village under a new name and a new respectability. This 1946 film was directed by the great Orson Welles, who also played the Nazi. The FBI agent is played by the great Edward G. Robinson, a famous ...
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7 quai de l’Archevêché, 75004 Paris
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Until 31 December 2024 at the Dossin Barracks One of Antwerp’s culinary specialities, the hand-shaped biscuits, symbol of the city, are very popular with tourists. They were invented 90 years ago by baker Jos Hakker. This son of Dutch Jewish immigrants paid tribute to his host city. Less well known is his personal story: arrested in 1942, taken to the Dossin barracks and deported to ...
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Via Remesina Esterna, 32, 41012 Fossoli MO Tel : +39 (0) 59 688 272 Fondazione Fossoli – Campo di Fossoli
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Until 6 October 2024 at MEIS The MEIS, which offers a fascinating presentation of Italy’s ancient Jewish history, is inaugurating a space dedicated to contemporary history, with the challenge of sharing the diversity of Jewish life in the 20th century. The exhibition looks at political issues such as access to citizenship in modern Italy, the racial laws of 1938 and the Shoah. But also ...
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The aim of this exhibition is to raise awareness of this history, particularly in Italy, a country with close ties to Rhodes at the time. It is being held to mark the 80th anniversary of the deportation of the Jews of Rhodes. The project comprises two complementary elements: a participatory installation and a web portal. The first will be exhibited at the Shoah Memorial in Milan from 10 May ...
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28 May 2024 at 2pm at the Danish Jewish Museum The academic Nancy Segal presents her book, published in 2023, recounting the painful life of two twins in Auschwitz, victims of the experiments carried out by the infamous Mengele. What happened to them, but also their efforts to bring the Nazi torturer to justice. The Twin Children of the Holocaust: The Humanity Behind the Horror – jewmus
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Auschwitz remains the most terrible symbol of the Shoah, a symbol that is periodically threatened with being either denied or reclaimed. Since 2005, however, the Museum’s curators have done an outstanding job in putting together a new permanent exhibition, in addition to the one that has existed since 1947. A visit is therefore a must for anyone who has any doubts about the reality of ...
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October 1, 2023 at 2:30 pm at the Mémorial de la Shoah A meeting is organized at the Edmond J. Safra auditorium, to present the texts of three testimonies of the Shoah. Génia Klukowski, born in 1943 at the Swiss Rescue maternity hospital in Elne while her father was murdered in Majdanek, carried out family research long after her reconstruction as an individual, and published ...
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