MuseumThe Museum mourns the tragic passing of Officer Johns, who died heroically in the line of duty on June 10, 2009.
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In Memoriam
Officer Stephen Tyrone Johns
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Museum director receives award
Sara Bloomfield, for the Museum, was recognized by Poland’s president on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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The Mantello rescue mission
Businessman turned diplomat creates El Salvadoran citizenship certificates to save Jews during the Holocaust.
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The power of film and the Holocaust
Journalist Bob Woodward interviews Ralph Fiennes about the challenges of faithfully bringing the stories of the Holocaust to the big screen.
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Police learn from Holocaust history
Former D.C. Police Chief Charles Ramsey reflects on the personal and professional responsibilities of law enforcement officers.
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Harnessing Sudan’s diverse voices for peace
Jimmy Mulla creates opportunities for dialogue between Sudanese living in the United States.
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Take action to confront genocide and related crimes against humanity today.
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Listen to the podcast series Voices on Antisemitism and explore other resources.
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Latest News
January 27, 2010
Museum Marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Museum’s Groundbreaking Encyclopedia Documenting the Scope of the Nazi Camp and Ghetto Universe Wins National Jewish Book Award
More »January 12, 2010
Museum Statement on Passing of Miep Gies
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Museum Statement
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Museum Statement on Possible Canonization of Pope Pius XII
More »June 24, 2009
A Time to Confront Hate: Officer's Legacy at Holocaust Museum, USA Today Op-Ed by Sara Bloomfield
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Featured Event
February 25 at 1 p.m. Genocide and Human Behavior: A Discussion with Washington Post reporter Shankar Vedantam, author of The Hidden Brain. Helena Rubinstein Auditorium. Free.
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