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IHRA
@TheIHRA
The IHRA unites governments and experts to strengthen, advance and promote Holocaust education, remembrance and research worldwide.
Berlin
Joined January 2013
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    What was life like for women in KL Auschwitz? Presented through accounts of survivors, with aerial photos and objects made by prisoners in the camp, this new lesson from @AuschwitzMuseum outlines their experiences. It's available in English and Polish: lekcja.auschwitz.org/2022_kobiety_e…
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    On 27 January, we remember the lives and stories of six million Jews killed by the Nazi regime and its collaborators. With international partners @EU_Commission @UN @UNHOP and @UNESCO, we stand together to #ProtectTheFacts of the Holocaust.
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    Father Maksymilian Kolbe, a Franciscan monk and missionary, was a prisoner in Auschwitz when he stepped out of line and voluntarily took the place of another prisoner condemned to death. Learn his story in this episode of the @AuschwitzMuseum podcast: anchor.fm/auschwitz-memo…
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    Today we remember the victims and survivors of the genocide of the Roma. Commemorating the genocide of the Roma is the task not solely of Roma communities, but of all of society.
    A Roma woman bows at a memorial ceremony. Photo by L Grossmannová, courtesy of Museum of Romani Culture.
    Participants in the seminar “Dikh he Na Bister” at the youth commemoration at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum and Memorial. Photo courtesy of Ternype.
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    It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our Honorary Chairman, Yehuda Bauer. He left an indelible mark on both the IHRA and the field of Holocaust studies, and his moral guidance, insight, and friendship will be sorely missed: bit.ly/3YxrSjK
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    It is with deep sadness that the IHRA and its UK Delegation announce the passing of our beloved colleague and friend, Sir Ben Helfgott. Ben was the last remaining Holocaust survivor to serve as a delegate to the IHRA. May his memory always be a blessing. holocaustremembrance.com/obituary-ben-h…
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    Learn about the Roma and Sinti people who were deported to Auschwitz by the Nazi regime with the @AuschwitzMuseum official podcast. This podcast discusses the complex history of the camp as well as contemporary memory of this important site: anchor.fm/auschwitz-memo…
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    We stand in solidarity with our colleagues and @yadvashem educators, Alex Dancyg and Liat Atzilli, who have been held captive by Hamas since the October 7th attacks. We call for the immediate release of all hostages. #BringThemHome
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    80 years ago today, in Auschwitz-Birkenau, thousands of Roma voices were silenced. On 2 August, we remember the resilience of the Roma community and honor the lives lost. Let us #ProtectTheFacts and spread awareness of the historical truth of the genocide of the Roma.
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    In the preserved registration photographs of Auschwitz prisoners, we see the faces of the men and women imprisoned in the camp. Learn about the history of these photos in this episode of the @AuschwitzMuseum podcast:
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    As Greece takes on the Presidency of the IHRA today, Prime Minister @kmitsotakis stresses the importance of Holocaust remembrance.
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    Learn about the Roma and Sinti people who were deported to Auschwitz by the Nazi regime with the @AuschwitzMuseum official podcast. This podcast discusses the complex history of the camp as well as contemporary memory of this important site: anchor.fm/auschwitz-memo…
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    Only 5-10% of the original camp documents survive in @AuschwitzMuseum archives, after authorities' efforts to destroy evidence of their crimes. In this podcast, hear about the history of the collections and precious artefacts donated by family members:
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    What was life like for women in KL Auschwitz? Presented through accounts of survivors, with aerial photos and objects made by prisoners in the camp, this lesson from @AuschwitzMuseum outlines their experiences. It's available in English and Polish: lekcja.auschwitz.org/2022_kobiety_e…