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October 24, 2025 – November 9, 2026 at the Sigmund Freud Museum This exhibition sheds light on the last months spent by the Freud family in Vienna when the city was under Nazi control following the annexation. It explores how the Freud family fell victim to atrocities, particularly Sigmund’s sisters, thanks in particular to the museum’s recent acquisition of previously ...
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Through this project, the Kazerne Dossin museum wishes to commemorate the 25,843 people who were deported from the Dossin barracks. Since October 2023, it has been inviting participants to say the name of a victim of the Holocaust. Once the project is complete, all the recordings will be played continuously in the Memorial. Two-thirds of the names have already been recorded, so the museum is ...
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Until 23 November 2025 at the Jewish Museum Berlin Modern art and its relatively easier access for women contributed to their emancipation. This exhibition is the first to share the numerous works of pre-war German Jewish women artists. It allows visitors to follow the evolution of their work, their access to public presentation and the rights they won for themselves and all other German ...
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Until 4 January 2026 at the Caen Memorial Based on an original exhibition at the Shoah Memorial, this exhibition traces the extraordinary courage of Varian Fry, who was commissioned by the Emergency Rescue Committee. The American journalist managed to obtain numerous visas for European artists and writers threatened with deportation. Among them were Hannah Arendt, Marc Chagall, Alma Mahler ...
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Until 4 January 2026 at the Museum of Resistance and Deportation in Isère Thanks to its photographic and film archives, the Museum of Resistance and Deportation in Isère offers a new approach to themes related to war. This is to enable visitors to understand the complexity of the events that took place during the Liberation of Isère and the days that followed. This seven-minute immersive ...
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Until 31 January 2026 at the Montluc Prison National Memorial Major restoration work has been carried out at the Memorial, including the consolidation of all the surrounding walls, the development of the walkway, and the renovation of the former workshop building. The progress of this work has been documented by photographer Bertrand Pichène, who is sharing his work with the public to mark ...
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Until 8 February 2026 at the CHRD A series of tours have been offered since February 2025 and will continue for a year, to provide a better understanding of the persecution suffered by Jews during the Holocaust. This educational initiative addresses topics such as the wearing of the yellow star, as well as the reaction of their French compatriots to these discriminatory measures and their ...
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Karlsgasse, Speyer
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From 11 June to 22 June 2025 at the ACJ A refugee during the occupation, living with his family in a turret in Ussel, André Lippmann began to observe the world around him. He drew inspiration to represent it on his canvases. Secrecy was not an empty word at the time. And this word would continue to accompany his work much later, in his discreet studios on Rue de la Source and Rue Jeanne ...
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Ganghoferstraße 24, 60320 Frankfurt am Main
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19 Torsgatan, 11321 Stockholm Home – Sveriges museum om Förintelsen
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At the Museum of Resistance and Deportation A number of events are being organised to mark the 80th anniversary of the discovery of the camps. These include the presentation of Benito Bermejo’s book, Le photographe de Mathausen : l’histoire de Francisco Boix et des photos dérobées aux SS (May 24), Alexandre Doulut’s book, La déportation des Juifs de France : Changement ...
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At the Caen Memorial As part of the opening of a new room dedicated to the Shoah, the Memorial is offering a tour explaining the historical development of the Nazi regime’s rise to power and the implementation of its policy of European conquest and its desire to exterminate the Jews. In particular, it demonstrates the mechanism of Nazi racist thinking, the introduction of discriminatory ...
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1 June 2025 at the Drancy Shoah Memorial Faced with the disappearance of the last witnesses and the exponential rise in anti-Semitic acts in Europe and beyond, Evelyn Askolovitch and other survivors are doing everything in their power to bear witness for new generations. Born Sulzbach in 1938 into a German Jewish family living in Holland, she was arrested with her parents in 1943 and deported ...
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Until 24 August 2025 at the Natzweiler-Struthof Concentration Camp Memorial This exhibition pays tribute to the courage of women Resistance fighters during the Second World War. Designed as part of the National Resistance and Deportation Competition (CNRD), it was produced by students at the Lycée Rostand in Strasbourg. It is a way of sharing the memory through the efforts of new generations ...
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Until 31 August 2025 at the Jewish Museum Thessaloniki This exhibition is made up of rare archival documents from collectors and researchers Christos Kavvadas, Spyridon Anagnostou, Nora Kounios and Petros Papakyriakou and is based on the book of the same title by author Thrasyvoulos Papastratis, as well as other remarkable studies on the Jewish community of Kastoria. It will explore what ...
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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 ...
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Until 1 March 2026 at the Munich Jewish Museum This exhibition, organised in partnership with the Vienna Jewish Museum, focuses on the transmission of trauma through several generations. And how survivors deal with the emotional legacy. Some choose to tell their children and/or grandchildren, while others remain silent in order to rebuild their lives. These issues are all the more difficult ...
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Johan van Oldenbarneveltlaan, 3581 CM Utrecht Joods Monument Utrecht
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Acre Edge Road, Laxton, Newark NG22 0PA The National Holocaust Centre and Museum
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Until 9 September 2025 at the synagogue in Maribor This exhibition presents the story of the women deported during the Holocaust, with the aim of raising public awareness of this tragic history and remembering these victims. It was prepared by Boris Hajdinjak (Center of Jewish Cultural Heritage Synagogue Maribor) and Monika Kokalj Kočevar (National Museum Of Contemporary History Of Slovenia). ...
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16 March 2025 at the Righteous square in Siauliai The Jewish community of Siauliai invites the public to take part in this day honouring the Righteous who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. A ceremony with speeches, followed by the presentation of an exhibition entitled ‘Unafraid to die, they became immortal’, and a musical performance by Dalia Dėdinskaitė and Gleb Pyšniak ...
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12 March 2025, 6pm at the Museo Ebraico di Trieste This conference will focus on the presentation of Liana Novelli’s book, in partnership with the ADEI WIZO of Trieste and Turin, the Trieste Women’s Council and the University of Trieste. The author talks about her background, having been born in Turin, lived in Germany and is currently president of the Coordinamento Donne Italiane ...
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29 and 30 March 2025 The Danish Jewish Museum is taking a very active part in this year’s National History Days, as it has done in the past. 6 stages, 75 exhibitors and 150 events will take place over two days! In particular, it will be presenting the 400 years of Danish Jewish life, which have recently been celebrated at a number of official events. Among the activities on offer will ...
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27 March 2025, 7pm at the Jewish Museum in Belgium This musical event, devised by Patricia Jankowska, is organised in collaboration with the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles. The aim is to shed light on the life and work of this emblematic figure in the defence of children’s rights. A paediatrician, teacher and author, Janusz Korczak fought all his life for these rights, giving up his ...
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From 20 March to 10 December 2025 at the Kazerne Dossin As shown in the recent film El amor en su lugar (Love in its place), which depicts how the Nazis starved the Warsaw ghetto of what little energy it had left, art played a role in helping people to survive. The same was true of some of the sports movements in the camps, enabling the deportees to hold out, but also being exploited by their ...
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6 April 2025, at 13:45 On this guided tour, the Maison de la Culture Juive, in partnership with the CCLJ, traces the history of Jewish life in Brussels. From the interwar period, with the arrival of Eastern European Jews in its working-class districts, to the way in which the city faced up to Nazi policies during the Shoah, with its courageous acts of resistance, particularly by certain ...
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From 21 March to 16 November 2025 A face shattered by history facing a mirror shattered by the inspiring and creative force of that face… The Jewish Museum Frankfurt is presenting an exhibition on the artist Léo Maillet (1902-1990). Born Leopold Meyer in Frankfurt, where he began his studies before having to provide for his family’s material needs, he left Germany after the Nazis ...
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Until 30 June 2025 at the Shoah Memorial To mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camps, the Shoah Memorial and leading directors Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano are paying tribute to the last survivors. This is done through a series of five never-before-seen video vignettes devoted to survivors of the camps. Larissa Cain, Judith Elkán, Ginette Kolinka, Yvette Lévy and Léon ...
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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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