Moment in history: Pictured~ Roll-Call of Six Jewish Policemen in the Warsaw Ghetto, Poland, July 1942. The Jewish police force in the Warsaw ghetto had been organized simultaneously with the establishment of the ghetto itself... Click on ALT on the photo to learn more

HolocaustMemorialMB welcomed students from Brazil and exchange students from Italy. Groups may arrange tours at holocaustmemorialmiamibeach.org/visit/tours/ #holocausteducation

Designed by acclaimed sculptor Kenneth Treister, FAIA, HolocaustMemorialMB is constructed of Jerusalem stone & marble in a park-like setting meant for contemplation & meditation. Visitors may stroll through the various exhibits, guided by a mobile phone app available in 8 languages

HolocaustMemorialMB is excited about its education center that is currently being built that will include theaters to feature the Dimensions in Testimony project. Click ALT to learn more. #holocausteducation

Moment in History: Pictured ~ Students in a School of the Shanghai Jewish Youth Association Learning to Build Radios, July 1940. • A port city in China occupied by Japan from 1937, Shanghai was a haven for Jewish refugees during World War II. Click ALT to learn more

HolocaustMemorialMB has achieved international recognition and welcomes visitors from 10 a.m. – Sunset, 7 days a week. Admission is free. Visitor info at holocaustmemorialmiamibeach.org/visit/faq A tour of HolocaustMemorialMB can also be taken online at holocaustmemorialmiamibeach.org/journey #HolocaustEducation

Moment in History: Deportation of Jews from Dobsina, Slovakia, to Auschwitz, July 23, 1942 In total, about 100K Slovak Jews (including those who fled before the war) were murdered in the Holocaust. Click on ALT to learn more

Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach has achieved international recognition and welcomes visitors from 10 a.m. – Sunset, 7 days a week. Admission is free. Visitor info at holocaustmemorialmiamibeach.org/visit/faq Founder Dr. Helen N. Fagin, z"l, described the Memorial... click ALT on the photo

Students from the Modern Language Association (MLA) program at FIU visited HolocaustMemorialMB today. The Memorial appreciates the Holocaust survivors & docents that volunteer for each school visit to share their stories & give tours of the Arbor of History.

Moment in History: July '40, Volunteers from Eretz Israel during a break in their Sapper Training in Ranworth, Scotland. Jews from Eretz Israel (Mandatory Palestine), as citizens of the British Empire, enlisted in the British military after the outbreak of World War II- click ALT

HolocaustMemorialMB is constructed of Jerusalem stone and marble in a park-like setting meant for contemplation. The Memorial has achieved international recognition and welcomes visitors from 10 a.m. – Sunset, 7 days a week. Admission is free... Click ALT on the photo

Construction continues of the new educational center at HolocaustMemorialMB that will include theaters to feature the Dimensions in Testimony project. HolocaustMemorialMB welcomes visitors from 10 a.m. – Sunset, 7 days a week. Admission is free. Directions at holocaustmemorialmiamibeach.org/visit/info

HolocaustMemorialMB is shining a spotlight on the incredible work of our docents! Docent and 2G Sima Rosenthal participated in the educational seminar, "Holocaust Education in Challenging Times" at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. Sima’s reflection on her time in Israel is very inspiring.

HolocaustMemorialMB is shining a spotlight on the incredible work of our docents! They’ve been making this summer season unforgettable. In June, Dr. Helen Sachs Chaset embarked on a profound week-long study tour exploring 1,000 years of Jewish life in Poland - Click ALT on the photo

As the summer concludes, HolocaustMemorialMB is shining a spotlight on the incredible work of our docents! Ralph Berger, a 2G, recently visited the Imperial War Museum in London, where he donated his parents' memoir, "With Courage Shall We Fight"... Click ALT on the photo

@HolocaustMemorialMB is shining a spotlight on the incredible work of our docents! They’ve been making this summer season unforgettable. In June, Hagit Fefferman, docent & 3GMiami volunteer speaker, shared her grandmother Rose's powerful story of survival at Yad Vashem in Israel.

HolocaustMemorialMB Memorial Wall is a reminder of the human souls whose lives were extinguished in the Holocaust. In addition to the thousands of names already etched into the wall, more names are being accommodated as they are submitted. holocaustmemorialmiamibeach.org/about/wall to add a name(s)

Docents HolocaustMemorialMB gathered this week to schmooze and share the knowledge they acquired from their participation in summer 2024 educational programs with each other, Holocaust Survivors and 3Gs #HolocaustEducation

Thank you to the 10th grade students at Miami Senior High School for hosting Holocaust Survivor Laszlo Selly & HolocaustMemorialMB docent Caryn Pardo today! Your thoughtful inquiries reflect the importance of Holocaust education in ensuring we remember the past and learn from it.

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