Auschwitz Exhibition

Auschwitz Exhibition
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▪️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.

▪️Por primera vez en la historia, más de 700 objetos originales se ex

ponen en la primera exposición itinerante sobre Auschwitz coproducida por Musealia y el Museo Estatal de Auschwitz-Birkenau; un emotivo y riguroso recorrido por uno de los capítulos más oscuros de la historia de la humanidad que, sin duda, removerá la conciencia del mundo.

Auschwitz was the largest, deadliest, and most systematically organized of all camps established by N**i Germany. It ser...
09/03/2026

Auschwitz was the largest, deadliest, and most systematically organized of all camps established by N**i Germany.

It served both as a concentration camp and an extermination center — claiming more lives than any other camp in the N**i system.

In World War I, face-to-face combat gave way to impersonal and indiscriminate slaughter — and gas attacks became a grim ...
09/02/2026

In World War I, face-to-face combat gave way to impersonal and indiscriminate slaughter — and gas attacks became a grim part of this new reality.

➡️ We are currently working on the next phase of the exhibition alongside the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum continuing our mission to preserve and share the story of one of humanity’s darkest chapters.

Death certificate of a Polish woman Józefa Grabiec (née Rudzińska, 1943).Auschwitz maintained its own registry office, a...
09/02/2026

Death certificate of a Polish woman Józefa Grabiec (née Rudzińska, 1943).

Auschwitz maintained its own registry office, allowing it to issue death certificates of prisoners — and to control the handling and disposal of the victims’ bodies.

"The Holocaust teaches us that even in the darkest of times, there is still room for hope, resilience, and the triumph o...
09/02/2026

"The Holocaust teaches us that even in the darkest of times, there is still room for hope, resilience, and the triumph of the human spirit." - Primo Levi

➡️ We are currently working on the next phase of the exhibition alongside the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum continuing our mission to preserve and share the story of one of humanity’s darkest chapters.

Litzmannstadt, occupied Poland, deported women and children with their belongings, 1942.The "Gehsperre" was the deportat...
09/02/2026

Litzmannstadt, occupied Poland, deported women and children with their belongings, 1942.

The "Gehsperre" was the deportation action that took place in the ghetto between 05-12/09/1942.

Over 15,000 Jews, mostly children, the elderly and infirm were sent to their death in Kulmhof.

1 September 1939 | German invasion of Poland began World War II.288 days later, the first Polish men became prisoners of...
09/01/2026

1 September 1939 | German invasion of Poland began World War II.

288 days later, the first Polish men became prisoners of a new concentration camp created in the occupied Polish territories annexed into the Third Reich: Auschwitz.

Featuring over 500 original objects from the collections of the Auschwitz Memorial / Muzeum Auschwitz and more than 20 i...
09/01/2026

Featuring over 500 original objects from the collections of the Auschwitz Memorial / Muzeum Auschwitz and more than 20 international museums and institutions, this exhibition portrays the history of the German N**i camp Auschwitz, and the world of victims and perpetrators.

Jews getting on a tram in the ghetto, September 1942.Warsaw, German-occupied Poland.
09/01/2026

Jews getting on a tram in the ghetto, September 1942.

Warsaw, German-occupied Poland.

Up until the 19th century Jews organized themselves in autonomous communities revolving around their synagogue. This eng...
09/01/2026

Up until the 19th century Jews organized themselves in autonomous communities revolving around their synagogue. This engraving shows the interior of Amsterdam’s Sephardic synagogue.

Collection of Robert Jan van Pelt.

August 31, 1941 | During the 26 working days of August 1941, the German railroad transported 28,995 prisoners working at...
08/31/2026

August 31, 1941 | During the 26 working days of August 1941, the German railroad transported 28,995 prisoners working at the Buna factory and the SS guards who accompanied them between Auschwitz and Dwory.

An average of 1,115 inmates and SS men were transported daily.

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