US Holocaust Museum·Dec 3, 2020Heeding Calls for Justice, Upholding the Promise of NurembergSeventy-five years ago in Nuremberg, Germany, the International Military Tribunal opened with the case of 24 senior Nazi officials (only…
US Holocaust Museum·Oct 29, 2020The Problem with Holocaust-Inspired CostumesThe young women applied makeup to make their skin appear bruised and emaciated, their cheekbones hollowed and their eyes swollen. The…A response icon4A response icon4
US Holocaust Museum·Aug 27, 2020What They Carried When They Fled GenocideA cell phone photo, a land ownership document, a mandolin…
InMemory & ActionbyUS Holocaust Museum·Aug 4, 2020Lessons from a Forced Reckoning with Hitler’s GermanyWhat can be learned from the reluctance of many Germans to grapple with their complicity in the Holocaust?A response icon2A response icon2
InMemory & ActionbyUS Holocaust Museum·Jun 19, 2020Parents Like All OthersRohingya mothers and fathers will try everything to protect their children from harm, which has now included a genocide and a global…
US Holocaust Museum·May 8, 2020Liberating Humanity, Preserving Freedom—75 Years AgoBy Sara J. BloomfieldA response icon2A response icon2
US Holocaust Museum·Apr 23, 2020The Wife Who Sent Her Husband to AuschwitzA crowd of protestors swarmed outside the Berlin Jewish community building on the Rosenstrasse. Inside, behind a police line, about 2,000…A response icon13A response icon13
US Holocaust Museum·Jan 26, 2020Remembering the Long Road to AuschwitzJanuary 27, 2020, marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp and killing center by units of the…A response icon5A response icon5