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  • The Robe and Cap

    This robe helped a Jewish man remember the unexpected place where he experienced a warm welcome—and a chance to survive.

  • The Wind-Up Toys

    A little girl packed some treasured toys when she traveled far from home without her parents to escape the dangers of Nazi-controlled Austria.

  • The Coded Letters

    Hilde Gutfreund found a way to secretly ask her sister for food in the letters she wrote from Theresienstadt.

  • The Photograph

    This 1944 wedding eve photograph of Marian Sadlewski and Eve Nussbacher sets the scene for their love story.

  • The Winter Gear

    Who was Carl Weiler? A devoted son, brother, husband, and father. An attorney, an avid skier—and a German Jewish refugee.

  • The Camera

    While on the run from the Nazis, Ivo Herlinger used his camera to capture pictures of his family’s hidden life.

  • The Velvet Dress

    Learn the fate of St. Louis passenger Freya Maier and her dress that symbolized the hope she had for a new life.

  • A POW's Diary

    In a secret diary, World War II POW Stephen Schweitzer documented what he and other American soldiers endured after capture by Nazi Germany.

  • The Headphones

    Not only did the landmark trial of Nazi leaders in Nuremberg, Germany, reshape the legal landscape, it also pioneered cutting-edge technology.

  • The Łódź Ghetto Model

    While forced to live and work in the Łódź ghetto in German-occupied Poland, Leon Jacobson painstakingly created this model of its sealed borders, streets, factories, and other landmarks.

    A miniature model of the Łódź Ghetto