Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust




On Wednesday, February 10 at 6:30 p.m., author Anne Nelson will discuss her book Red Orchestra: The Story of the Berlin Underground and theCircle of Friends Who Resisted Hitler. Learn more.	Schedule a school tour at the Museum. Our programs have been aligned with State Standards and are adapted to meet the specific needs, interests, and backgrounds of your group. Learn More.	View objects and photographs from our collection of almost 25,000 artifacts, some of which have never or rarely been on display. Search now.	Click here for exciting news about JewishGen. You can also visit JewishGen's new blog.	The Museum's annual Generation to Generation Dinner pays tribute to those who perished in the Holocaust and honors those who survived. To view the 21st Annual Generation to Generation Dinner journal, click here.

Celebrate Purim with the Young Friends at La Pomme on February 24th at 8 p.m. Learn more.	Listen to the podcasts of sold-out programs, including Father Patrick Desbois with David Marwell, and Irène Némirovsky's daughter, Denise Epstein, in discussion with Sandra Smith. Learn more.	Andy Goldsworthy's only permanent commission in New York City, Garden of Stones is an eloquent garden of trees growing from stone. Learn more	Located in Oswiecim, Poland, just 3 kilometers from Auschwitz, is the Auschwitz Jewish Center. Learn more.	Visit Director David G. Marwell's blog or the Museum staff blog for a behind-the-scenes look at the Museum.


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