Traveling exhibition #StolenMemory in Warsaw Exhibition partner: - Polish-German School of Meetings and Dialogue named after Willy Brandt, ul. św. Urszuli Ledóchowskiej 3, Warsaw 📅 Exhibition duration: - September 17 - October 14 ⏰ Opening hours: - Monday to Friday: 8:15 AM - 4:00 PM The exhibition will be presented on the school premises, so interested individuals are asked to send an email to [email protected] (3 days before the planned visit). The email should include the following information: surname, first name, number of people, day of visit, time. Visits will be possible after receiving confirmation from the school. Watches, jewelry, family photographs: in concentration camps, German Nazis took all personal belongings from prisoners. At the Arolsen Archives, the last possessions of about 2,000 persecuted individuals are still stored. Together with volunteers, we search for their relatives to return the stolen mementos. The exhibition tells the stories of ten persecuted individuals and the search for their families. 🎟️ Admission is free. Through QR codes available at the exhibition, you can access interviews with found relatives who talk about what the return of mementos means to them. We also show how you can join the #StolenMemory campaign and start your own search. This is particularly important in Poland: the last mementos of 600 Polish victims of persecution are still waiting to be returned! Animated films, multimedia stories, free educational materials, and much more can be found on the website: - https://stolenmemory.org Arolsen Archives is an international center for research on Nazi persecution and holds the world's most extensive archive of victims and survivors of National Socialism. We offer extensive knowledge about Nazi persecution, forced labor, the Holocaust, and the consequences of discrimination and racial hatred. More information: - https://arolsen-archives.org
