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Discovering History 29.03.2021

On this day in 1944, Canadian Forces landed on Juno Beach. 47-year-old Major Archie MacNaughton, a First World War veteran and leader of the North Shore New Brunswick Regiment’s A Company, was among the men. Watch our Heritage Minute to learn more about that fateful day:

Discovering History 11.03.2021

The words of Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel continue to resonate today. What can we learn from him about being witnesses to hate?

Discovering History 20.02.2021

I do not know you, a man said to a Jewish woman on the street, but you will now be greeted often. We are a group who say ‘hello’ to Jews wearing the star. V...ictor Klemperer recorded this encounter between his friend and a German stranger in his diary on November 24, 1941. The Nazis had forced Jews in Germanylike this man on a busy street in Munich in 1941to wear the Star of David badge earlier that year as a way to ostracize and isolate them. The fact that Victor noted the act of kindness in his diary suggests how unusual it was at a time of intense persecution. Even something as simple as greeting a neighbor can be an important sign of solidarity.

Discovering History 16.02.2021

History speaks to us for a reason. But we can only heed its warning if we are listening.

Discovering History 09.02.2021

'Memoria' is an online magazine dedicated to the history of Auschwitz, the Holocaust as well as memory and education around the world. New edition is available ...here: memoria.auschwitz.org/May2020 Inside: - European Heritage Label for the Site of National Remembrance in ambinowice - Burma’s Path To Genocide. Online Exhibition of USHMM. - "Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away Exhibition with the European Heritage Award \ Europa Nostra Award - "Varia." Online Magazine of the Museum at Majdanek. - Virtual Tour: Rendering Witness: Holocaust-Era Art as Testimony - CfP. Online International Workshop: Sources of Memory and the Holocaust. We kindly ask you to send us information about events, projects, publications, exhibitions, conferences or research that you would like to share with our readers. We also accept proposals for articles. Our e-mail: memoria[at]auschwitz.org Read, subscribe & share!