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Exhibition “1945. Not the End, Not the Beginning”
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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Exhibition “Behind the Scenes”
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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World Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Holocaust
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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Exhibition “Snapshots of the conquerors 1941-1944. The Assael Collection”
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gives visitors a better understanding of the history of the period of occupation in the city thanks to previously unpublished historical documents and, in particular, photographs of German soldiers during the Occupation.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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After the liberation – The traces of the war among Danish Jews
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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Screening of “The Last Jewish Summer”
28 January 2025, 7.30pm at the Arenberg Theatre The Shoah was particularly devastating in Antwerp, where many of the local authorities were zealous. In the summer of 1942, the Antwerp authorities collaborated with the German occupiers to arrest and deport over 10,000 Jews, very few of whom survived. Pupils from the Lycée Royal set out to explore this painful period by meeting descendants of ...
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CCLJREMEMBER2025 : Beyond survival
27 January 2025, 7pm at the CCLJ Survivors of the Shoah often did not have the time or the personal and psychological means to confront the immense horror they and their loved ones had suffered. This silence both protected and burdened the second generation, as Chantal Akerman’s masterful work has shown. To mark the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the ...
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Guided tours 50/50 Dorotheergasse & Judenplatz
12, 19 and 26 January 2025 This series of tours, taking place mainly in January, allows visitors to explore the two museums devoted to Viennese Jewish life. The one at Dorotheergasse and the other at Judenplatz, each dealing with different aspects and periods of Austria’s rich and complex Jewish history. Each one also regularly offers surprising temporary exhibitions. Events | Jüdisches ...
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Permanent Exhibition and Jewish Quarter guided tour
2 February 2025, from 10am to 11am at the Hohenems Jewish Museum This two-part tour allows participants to discover the various facets of everyday Jewish life and Jewish history at the Jewish Museum, but also in the old Jewish quarter of Hohenems. The tour takes visitors past private and public buildings, from the synagogue and Jewish school to the mikveh and Jewish hospice, most of which ...
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Exhibition devoted to displaced persons in Munich 1945-1951
From February 2025 This online exhibition allows visitors to digitally explore the archives of the Munich Jewish Museum relating to survivors of the Shoah. By exploring the research carried out on the sites of post-war Jewish history in Munich and the fate of these displaced persons. In this way, Munich’s urban space is explored from the point of view of these displaced people, ...
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Conference “Anti-Roma discrimination from the Second World War to the present day”
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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Meeting with the last survivors of Auschwitz. With the participation of Yvette Lévy, Judith Elkán-Hervé, Esther Sénot and Ginette Kolinka
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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“Michael Kenna, photographs of the Natzweiler concentration camp” exhibition
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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What future for the museums of the Resistance?
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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“Portraits of Resistance Women” workshop
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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Thematic guided tour 1945: liberation of the camps and return of the deportees
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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Thematic tour: War Crimes Trials after World War II
17 November 2024 at 12 noon at the Gaon Museum in Vilna The museum is offering a guided tour of its exhibition devoted to the Shoah and this particular aspect of the trials that followed. Rediscovering the stories of the victims of the Shoah and the lessons that can be learned from them. Trials that took place in various European countries, involving a tiny proportion of those responsible for ...
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Exhibition “Karya 1943. Forced Labour and the Holocaust”
This is the first exhibition to be presented in Germany and Greece on the subject of Greek Jews as forced labourers during the occupation. It focuses on the site of Karya, where in the spring of 1943 the Germans transported hundreds of Jews from Thessaloniki to build a road. The exhibition is organised in partnership by the Jewish Museum of Greece, the Benaki Museum and the Nazi Forced Labor ...
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Tribute to Aristides de Sousa Mendes: The Courage of a Righteous
17 November 2024 at 5.30pm at the Jewish Museum of Belgium This tribute to the Portuguese Consul in Bordeaux from 1938 to 1940 is organised by “Les Justes de Belgique” and the “Aristides de Sousa Mendès Foundation – US”, in partnership with the Jewish Museum of Belgium and the Consistoire Central Israélite de Belgique. It honours the courage of the consul who ...
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“Eighty years of action in pictures: the Association of Montluc survivors (1944-2024)” exhibition
Until 21 December 2024 at the National Memorial of Montluc’s jail This exhibition, produced in partnership with the Association des rescapés de Montluc (Association of Montluc survivors), highlights the actions undertaken by the association since its creation in the autumn of 1944. In particular, the census of former internees taken after the Liberation and the way in which they were helped. ...
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Memorial of the Shoah in France
The construction of the Memorial of the Shoah in France began in 1953, by international subscription, on land made available by the City of Paris. The origins of the project can be traced back to Isaac Schneersohn’s initiative in 1943 to bring together 40 people involved in Jewish life in France, which was still occupied, in order to create a clandestine archive. The aim was to set up a ...
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Bastia
About a hundred miles from Livorno, Bastia, like the port of the Italian city, has long been a major maritime port of call. The city is also known for its citadel and its Palace of Governors. During the First World War, Jewish migrants from Syria and Lebanon, then under the French mandate, settled here, numbering around a thousand people at the time, including long-standing Bastia Jews. In ...
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Ajaccio
Nicknamed the “imperial city” because of the birth of Napoleon Bonaparte, Ajaccio is the city of Corsica with the largest number of inhabitants. It is known for its numerous monuments paying homage to him, but also its churches and museums. Napoleon, who brought about the emancipation of Jews not only in France, but also in many parts of Europe during his conquests, particularly in Italy, ...
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Remembrance Place
23 route du Mazet, Le Chambon-sur-Lignon
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Montbuzat Memorial
Chièze, commune d’Araules
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Maison des Roches
43400 Le Chambon sur Lignon
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