Jewish Refugees from Nazism in Africa
Join us on Monday 3 February at 6pm for a talk by Prof. Shirli Gilbert on the Jewish Refugees from Nazism in Africa. To attend the event at the Centre, please RSVP to admin@holocaust.org.za
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Join us on Monday 3 February at 6pm for a talk by Prof. Shirli Gilbert on the Jewish Refugees from Nazism in Africa. To attend the event at the Centre, please RSVP to admin@holocaust.org.za
Join us on Wednesday 5 February at 6pm for a special screening of The Last Time We Were Children, a powerful film that brings to life the untold stories of resilience, friendship, and survival during the Holocaust.
Join us on Thursday, 20 February, for a special webinar with award-winning writer and expert Ruth Ellen Gruber as she shares her unique perspective on the evolution of Jewish heritage across Eastern Europe over the past 35 years. Ruth will reflect on the challenges and...
Join us on Monday 24 February for the official opening of the FC Bayern Munich During Nation Socialism. This exhibition explores FC Bayern Munich's history during the Nazi era, highlighting the club's role in National Socialism and the fates of members who were Jewish or opposed the regime.
Join us on Thursday, 6 March, as Dr. Simonas Strelcova, Director of the Vilna Gaon Museum of Jewish History, takes us on a profound journey through Lithuania's Jewish heritage. He will delve into Vilnius's rich legacy, the impact of the Holocaust, and the museum's vital efforts to preserve...
Register using the link: bit.ly/4jkMnZj Join us on Sunday, 23 March at 7 PM for the launch of Richard K. Lowy's powerful new book, Kalman & Leopold. This gripping story shares vivid recollections of two young Auschwitz survivors, detailing life in the camp and encounters with SS doctor Josef...
Join us on Tuesday 22 April at 7pm (SAST) / 8pm (IST) for an online talk by Sarah Levy exploring the remarkable story of Yad Vashem, from its origins in 1942 to its role today as the world’s largest Holocaust memorial. The speaker Levy will...
We invite you to join us for the opening of the Kwibuka Rwanda: Commemorative Practices of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi exhibition. Based on Dr. Julia Viebach’s research on memory and justice in Rwanda, this powerful exhibition highlights the resilience of genocide survivors as they...
Join us for a fascinating webinar with Liz Elsby, to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camps and the end of WWII in Europe. Through powerful visual testimonies—created in the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust and decades later—we will explore how survivors...