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International Educators Participate in Global Holocaust Education Program

Museum's "First Person: Conversations With Holocaust Survivors" Continuing Through 2022

2021 Season of Museum's "First Person: Conversations with Holocaust Survivors" Begins April 14

Museum Holds Virtual 2021 Annual Days of Remembrance Ceremony

For 75th Anniversary of Nuremberg Trials, Museum Makes Available War Crimes Trial Recordings, Film

Never Again Education Act

Moroccan Prince Hosts Museum Director

Frank Liebermann: Changes in Germany After Nazi Rise to Power

Frank Liebermann discusses life in Germany after the Nazis came to power in 1933. Shortly after taking power, the Nazis began to eliminate individual rights and freedoms for Jews in Germany. This changed daily life for Frank and his family in many ways. Frank's father was a physician and it became increasingly difficult for him to practice medicine after 1933.

Erika Eckstut: A Young Girl’s Experience in the Ghetto

Erika Eckstut discusses the difficulties and dangers of life in the Czernowitz ghetto in what was then Romania (and today is western Ukraine). Erika was an adventurous teenager and her father went to great lengths to protect her and maintain her education.