Wildersbach
Objects of victims of Nazism
The #StolenMemory traveling exhibition will take up residence on the site of the Natzweiler concentration camp for one month from March 20, 2025. Thanks to the support of the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah, the Arolsen Archives' converted shipping container will travel throughout France.
The exhibition focuses on the last personal effects of concentration camp inmates, and the question of how these objects can be returned to the victims' families today. In cooperation with the Centre Européen du Résistance Déporté, the exhibition will be on show at the French national memorial site from March 20 to April 22, 2025. It will then move on to Orléans. Around five other exhibition sites will follow until the end of the year. Three other Arolsen Archives exhibition containers are currently on tour in Germany and Poland.
Further information at www.stolenmemory.org
Arolsen Archives touring exhibition
The #StolenMemory traveling exhibition will take up residence on the site of the Natzweiler concentration camp for one month from March 20, 2025. Thanks to the support of the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah, the Arolsen Archives' converted shipping container will travel throughout France.
The exhibition focuses on the last personal effects of concentration camp inmates, and the question of how these objects can be returned to the victims' families today. In cooperation with the Centre Européen du Résistance Déporté, the exhibition will be on show at the French national memorial site from March 20 to April 22, 2025. It will then move on to Orléans. Around five other exhibition sites will follow until the end of the year. Three other Arolsen Archives exhibition containers are currently on tour in Germany and Poland.
Further information at www.stolenmemory.org
Arolsen Archives touring exhibition
