As part of the travelling exhibition Auschwitz that will open in Manhattan, New York City, on May 8, 2019 and run through January 3, 2020, yesterday...Continue Reading
A glimpse into the lives of the SS at Auschwitz comes from an album of 116 photographs taken between May and December 1944, which is believed to have been owned by Obersturmfuhrer Karl Höcker...Continue Reading
'Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.' as embraced an innovative trend and created a digital version of the collection before the end of its time in Spain. The result is a full virtual tour of the exhibition, with over 100 spherical photographs and 70 high-resolution images...Continue Reading
The Auschwitz exhibition shop is open Monday to Sunday and offers visitors a wide range of books, audiovisual material and other stationery and arts materials related to the study of the Holocaust and the different groups of victims persecuted by Nazi Germany.Continue Reading
The Region of Madrid, Canal de Isabel II and Musealia have extended the dates of the exhibition ‘Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.’ The exhibition, at the Arte Canal Exhibition Centre, Madrid, will now run until 3 February 2019.Continue Reading
The seminar "Auschwitz in Images" will take place on 13 September at 19.00 in the Auditorium of Canal de Isabel II in Madrid. The seminar is the last event in the cultural programme for the Auschwitz exhibition’s time in the Spanish capital.Continue Reading
Next Wednesday, 12 September, Canal de Isabel II and the Auschwitz exhibition, in partnership with the Sefarad Centre and the Jewish Community of Madrid, will hold an exclusive education seminar for teachers. Entitled Teaching the Holocaust: How to explain the inexplicable.Continue Reading
In 1956, the Federal Republic of Germany approved the Indemnification Law for the victims of the Nazi regime. Designed to compensate survivors of the Holocaust, it opened the door to other groups persecuted by Hitler. These included republicans exiled from Spain after the Civil War.Continue Reading
Seven months after the launch of the exhibition ‘Auschwitz: Not long ago, not far away’ in Madrid, the insides of three books in the exhibition are now on public display.This has been made possible by new support stands that let the books be displayed open, allowing them to be better appreciated by visitors. Details of...Continue Reading