Museum of Jewish Heritage

The Museum's website is now offering podcasts — a media file that can be automatically played on a computer or iPod. This technology allows visitors to re-live the exciting sold-out program or to experience it for the first time.

(Note: A plug-in such as QuickTime is Windows Media Player is required for audio files.)

Video clips of many past programs are now available on the Museum's YouTube channel. Click here to watch.

Irène Némirovsky and The Jewish question

Seen here L to R: Gabriel Sanders, Maurice Samuels, Susan Suleiman, and Ruth Franklin

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David Golder

Jewish Characters in Earlier Literature

The Jewish Question

Jews and Suite Francaise

French Response to Suite Francaise

Nemirovsky and contemporary writers

Q&A Part 1

Q&A Part II

Father Patrick Desbois in discussion with Museum Director Dr. David G. Marwell

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Introductory Remarks by Dr. David G. Marwell

Remarks by Baron Eric de Rothschild

Remarks by Victor Pinchuk

Jews in Ukraine -Holocaust By Bullets

Father Desbois' Personal Connection

Investigation and Discovery

Bystanders to Genocide

The Impact of Father Desbois' Work

Irène Némirovsky's daughter, Denise Epstein, in discussion with Némirovsky translator Sandra Smith

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Introductory Remarks by David Marwell

Pre-War Family Life

Arrest of the Parents and Escape of the Children

After the War

Literary Insights

Q&A

Hear world famous pianist Vladimir Feltsman's acclaimed version of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition. Click here.

***Watch a video about the Museum before your visit. Click here to view.

65th Anniversary of Babi Yar Commemorated with Yevtushenko Reading and Shostakovich World Premiere

Sixty-five years after the massacre in Kiev, Yevgeny Yevtushenko read his famous poem, Babi Yar, to commemorate the event at Babi Yar Remembered: Yevtushenko and Shostakovich in Word and Song at the Museum on Wednesday, September 27, 2006.

Following the reading was the world premiere of the two-piano version of the first movement of Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 13, based on Yevtushenko’s powerful poem. The work was performed by internationally acclaimed pianists Misha and Cipa Dichter, bass soloist Valentin Peytchinov, and a male chorus led by Patrick Gardner, made up of the Riverside Choral Society, Rutgers University Kirkpatrick Choir, and Rutgers University Glee Club. Artistic Producer Stephen Vann.

Dramatic reading of "Babi Yar" by Yevtushenko

"Babi Yar" reading followed by the Shostakovich symphony performance

English text translation of Yevtushenko's poem, "Babi Yar"

Event press release

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Ticket Information

Ticket Purchase
On-line: Click on the link listed after each program.
Phone: Call 1.646.437.4202
In Person: Visit the Museum Box Office at 36 Battery Place, Battery Park City, New York.

Unless otherwise noted, all events take place at:
Museum of Jewish Heritage
A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
36 Battery Place
New York, NY 10280

General Information
1.646.437.4200

Advance ticket purchases are recommended. All sales are final. Phone and internet orders are subject to service charges. Programs, performers, dates, and times are subject to change.

Edmond J. Safra Plaza • 36 Battery Place • Battery Park City • New York, NY 10280
General Museum Info call 1.646.437.4200• Ticket Info call 1.646.437.4202
Museum Hours Sunday-Tuesday, Thursday: 10 am to 5:45 pm • Wednesday: 10 am to 8 pm • Friday: 10 am to 5 pm D.S.T., 10 am to 3 pm E.S.T. • Eve of Jewish Holidays: 10 am to 3 pm