This two-day event is being hosted at the museum, to mark fifty years since the museum was officially opened to the public, on 14th April 1973. The original opening ceremony was led by AVM Sir Ralph Cochrane KBE, the former Officer Commanding 5 Group Bomber Command at the time of the famous Dambusters Raid; he […]
The centre is set among a rich history of mining communities, from which many of their staff still reside. Even a beloved Survivor was placed with a pit deputy and his family after fleeing Germany and arriving on the Kindertransport. Dr David Amos is offering his fascinating and illustrated talk about the 2019 Nottingham Trent […]
Join us at the Museum for a meaningful and thought-provoking day to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, featuring engaging talks and opportunities for reflection. Programme Highlights Curatorial Talk: “For a Better […]
We are delighted to welcome you to join this event where our talented freelance educator, Debbie Moss launches her first Holocaust related novel, Angel's Teeth. Set in Terezin, a ghetto established by the Nazis in the former Czechoslovakia, Angel’s Teeth introduces young readers to an often-overlooked chapter of Holocaust history. Of the 15,000 children who […]