Holocaust Memorial Museum
Lebanese banker receives hate comments over large Holocaust museum donation
Sehnaoui, a chairman of one of Lebanon’s largest banks, Societe Generale de Banque au Liban Group, visited the memorial along with his Jewish partner Morgan Ortagus.
US Holocaust Memorial Museum acquires rare World War II-era Captain America comics
Holocaust Memorial Museum board looks to oust Bernie Sanders after years of absence - report
Boston’s unfinished Holocaust museum hoists boxcar into exhibit space overlooking Boston Common
Cincinnati Holocaust Museum receives $18 million anonymous donation
CEO Sarah Weiss said the gift will enable the museum to add digital exhibits that are increasingly seen as a frontier for Holocaust education.
Israeli museum opens Holocaust exhibit for Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jehovah’s Witnesses are Christians who refused to cooperate with the Nazis.
Yad Vashem partners with JewishGen on Holocaust genealogy database
Yad Vashem has been conducting the Pages of Testimony program since the 1950s and has helped hundreds of thousands of Jews reconnect to their family members that perished.
Yad Vashem Chairman meets with UN Secretary-General António Guterres
The meeting, which took place in the UN Headquarters in New York City on Friday, addressed the issues of Holocaust remembrance, education, research and historical documentation.
Budapest’s new $30m Holocaust museum sits in limbo
The story of the museum, whose temporary name is the House of Fates, underlines how the legacy of the Holocaust keeps Jews from being fully integrated into Hungarian society.
Man injures head after falling from block at Berlin Holocaust Memorial
The Holocaust Memorial near the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag was inaugurated in 2005 and consists of 2,700 concrete blocks.
Memories of Kristallnacht: By a second generation survivor.
For my father, a strong Israel as the home of the Jewish people was the only answer to the lessons of Kristallnacht.
83 years since Kristallnacht: “Jews are still unsafe”
Eve Kugler, a Holocaust survivor who was just a child when Kristallnacht occurred in Germany, returned to her hometown Halle, and visited the synagogue that was attacked on Yom Kippur two years ago
Let There Be Light: March of the Living commemorates Kristallnacht
Individuals, institutions and Houses of Worship from around the world will leave their lights on as a symbol of mutual responsibility and the shared struggle against antisemitism, racism and hatred.
German police do push-ups on Holocaust monument
Accessible to the public, visitors are asked to refrain from performing offensive behaviors at the memorial • acts of indecency have been reported in the past
