Auschwitz Exhibition - Now in Los Angeles

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For a limited time at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley (CA).

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2020 European Heritage Awards

GRAND PRIX and WINNER at the category of “Education. Training. Awareness"

Auschwitz was the largest German Nazi concentration and death camp and the most lethal of all. More than 1,100,000 people were killed behind its barbed-wire fences.

Today the remains and history of this unambiguous symbol of the horrors carried out by Nazi Germany serve as a universal warning of the dangers that stem from hatred, intolerance and antisemitism, and make us see human cruelty at its uttermost.

For the first time in History, more than 700 original objects are shown in the first travelling exhibition about Auschwitz co-produced by Musealia and the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, a moving and accurate tour through one of the darkest chapters of the History of Humankind that will certainly stir the world’s conscience.

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Exclusive talk with Pawel Sawicki, press officer at the Auschwitz Birkenau State Museum

On 10 August, the exhibition will be hosted by Pawel Sawicki from the Auschwitz Birkenau State Museum, who will give...
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“Auschwitz” Arrives in Malmö, Sweden, its Only Scandinavian Stop


The exhibition opened today after surpassing 20.000 pre-sold tickets. It features more than 700 original artifacts, many for the first...
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Auschwitz Exhibition in Kansas Breaks All Records: Fewer Than 10 % of Total Tickets Remain

Only less than 10 % of the tickets remaining with the all time record of 300,000 visitors attending to the...
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