Columbia Holocaust Education Commission


Exhibit Panels


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Holocaust Remembered Panel 1
Timeline: 1933 - 1941 Panel 2
Timeline: 1942 - 1946 Panel 3
Allies Liberate Camps - 1945 Panel 4
What Liberators Saw Panel 5
Survivors Panel 6
One Survivor's Journey - Up to Liberation Panel 7
One Survivor's Journey - After Liberation Panel 8
South Carolina Survivors Panel 9
Columbia Survivors Panel 10
Marie Midler Gross Panel 10A
Marie Midler Gross Panel 10B
Survivors: The Second Generation Panel 11
Lessons of the Holocaust Panel 12
South Carolina Survivors and Liberators Panel 13
Acknowledgments Panel 14
Holocaust Remembered Panel 15
Educators' Packet Packet
 

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Exhibit

Holocaust Remembered is an unique Holocaust Exhibit that tells the personal stories of SC Survivors and Liberators. This exhibit was created to honor the memories of the survivors and victims of the Holocaust. The lesson in teaching the Holocaust is to remember…

 

Over the past 3 years, thousands of school age children have viewed the Holocaust Remembered Exhibit as well as given the opportunity to hear personal testimonies from survivors. Holocaust Remembered Teacher Manuals are available for use in the classroom as a resource to teaching the Holocaust. The Teacher Manuals are available on the website.

Visit the Exhibit

The Holocaust Remembered Exhibit is on display for a month in the Spring and Fall of each year. Located in The Katie and Irwin Kahn Jewish Community Center 306 Flora Dr. Columbia, S.C. 29224 The public is invited to view this exhibit.

Private Tours are encouraged and are available for school and all other interested parties. Contact: Erica Serbin or Ben Krantz 803 787-2023

This exhibit has been made possible through the partnership of the Columbia Holocaust Education Commission, The SC State Museum, The Columbia Jewish Federation, and The Katie and Irwin Kahn Jewish Community Center.