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The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do
This exhibition is an expansive and timely presentation of Holocaust history told through personal stories, objects, photos, and film – many on view for the first time.
Survivors: Faces of Life After the Holocaust
Photographs by Martin Schoeller
LOX At Café Bergson
LOX at Café Bergson showcases a fresh take on traditional Jewish foods.
Garden of Stones
Andy Goldsworthy’s first permanent commission in New York City, this living memorial garden of trees growing from stone is a favorite of visitors to lower Manhattan.
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New Digital Guide: Bloomberg Connects
The Museum is proud to partner with the Bloomberg Connects app, which includes an audio guide to The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do. Visit bloombergconnects.org to download the app on your phone for information about the Museum, visitor guides, and resources to learn more.
Holocaust Education
Archival sepia tone portrait of Yocheved Joskowitz wearing a patterned collared shirt against a plain background
Call for Objects
Did you or members of your family survive the Holocaust as refugees in the Soviet Union? Do you have photographs, documents, household items, textiles, or other original objects related to this period in your family history? We are eager to hear from you.
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Beyond Swastika and Jim Crow: Jewish Scholars at Black Colleges
Rabbi Leo Baeck’s Purim in Terezin
Rendering of the Gerda III boat in Denmark
“Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark” Children’s Exhibition Opening Fall 2023
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