by Jill Robinson | Aug 22, 2024
Malka was two when the Nazi invaders forced her family into the Jewish ghetto in Volodymyr-Volynskyi, a small city in present-day Ukraine. It was the first step in a campaign of mass murder. Rivka, Malka’s mother, kept Malka and her two older brothers alive...
by Jill Robinson | Aug 21, 2024
The National Holocaust Centre and Museum are delighted to welcome one of their beloved Holocaust survivor family, Janine Webber BEM, to offer her emotive testimony. Born in 1932 in Lwow, Poland, Janine endured unimaginable loss and hardship during the Holocaust. She...
by Jill Robinson | Aug 9, 2024
Holocaust Survivor Simon Winston BEm will be speakin gon Sunday 18th August. What is it like to be fored to hide from the Nazi’s in a pigsty as a child? To have your life saved by a scrubbing brush? And eventually to become a Nottingham Forest supporter in a...
by Jill Robinson | Aug 9, 2024
Holocaust Survivor Bob Norton will be offering his testimony on Sunday 11th August. Robert Norton was born in 1932 in a small town in Czechoslovakia and lived comfortably with his family until 1938 when the German-speaking part of Czechoslovakia was ceded to Germany...
by Jill Robinson | Aug 9, 2024
We are delighted to welcome Hedi Argent for our first Family Learning Workshop as part of our summer events. Hedi came to Britain as a refugee from Austria, escaping Nazi persecution. Hedi’s talk explores many themes such as: friendship, becoming a refugee as a child...
by Jill Robinson | Aug 9, 2024
Take a stroll through this beautiful, calm oasis filled with 16 sculptures and 1,200 white roses. Every rose tells a story. Visitors will get the opportunity to be toured around our beautiful memorial gardens by a guide. Place a stone at the Children’s Memorial....
by Jill Robinson | Aug 9, 2024
I Say British, You Say jewish: Visitors have the opportunity to have a ‘behind the scenes’ look at our temporary exhibition. Join us to experience an insight into the thinking behind the exhibition as well as the objects that are on display. Age 12+...
by Jill Robinson | Aug 9, 2024
‘The Journey’ Exhibition: walk through the life of Leo, a young boy made a refugee by the Nazis, who escapes to England on the Kindertransport. Early booking is advised for this extremely popular ‘walk through’ experience with one of our...
by Jill Robinson | Aug 9, 2024
Throughout the summer, there will be the opportunity to explore our Main Exhibtion accompanied by a guide. Your guide will provide you with a deeper understanding of the themes of the exhibition and focus on specific artefacts that are on display. Age 12+ Availbable...
by Jill Robinson | Jun 12, 2024
August 2nd is the day we remember the Nazi genocide of somewhere between 200-500,000 Roma & Sinti people (then referred to as ‘Gypsies’). Come and see this soulful and ultimately uplifting musical theatre production which, after premiering at The...
