A first tweet from the Swedish Holocaust Museum – a new museum that will open its first exhibition next summer. Follow the work of the museum via our newsletter (in Swedish): form.apsis.one/CghYoiDMq6trYl…

The Living History Forum began assembling a collection for the new museum in 2021. During the summer and autumn of 2022, this collection will be transferred to the Swedish Holocaust Museum Swedish Holocaust Museum

Digital opening for the Swedish Holocaust Museum. Developing and shaping the museum will last for several years. We have just started. museumforintelsen.se

“Museums are indispensable, as they help societies broaden their understanding, but history museums are perhaps the most important of them all,” says J Gustafsdotter at the Forum för levande historia Swedish Holocaust Museum event at #IHRAinStockholm. #TogetherforImpact

Mini-exhibition: Artefacts from survivors who came to Sweden museumforintelsen.se/en/whats-on/th… The artefacts, all of which have been donated or loaned to the Swedish Holocaust Museum, are displayed in a case in the foyer of the Swedish History Museum Historiska museet.

Today, August 2nd, is Roma Holocaust Memorial Day. Read about Hanna, survivor of the genocide of the Roma, and her little sister Anita: museumforintelsen.se/en/sweden-and-…

Lilli's and Walter's identity cards bear witness to the Nazis’ determination to distinguish anyone categorised as a Jew; in Lilli's ID card she has been assigned the additional name Sara, while Walter's bears the name Israel. museumforintelsen.se/en/whats-on/th…

Today on Raoul Wallenberg Day we honor Raoul, his courage and deeds in Budapest that saved tens of thousands of Jews from the Holocaust. Photo: Raoul Wallenberg Academy RaoulWallenbergAcad

Last week in Berlin, we had the opportunity to visit Sachsenhausen, Berlin as a landscape of remembrance, Jewish Museum Berlin, Topographie des Terrors and Documentation Centre for Displacement, Expulsion and Reconciliation. New and valuable contacts for us.

Liselotte saved a number of mementos of the war years, including this small suitcase she carried with her on the train to Sweden in 1939. On view until 30 September at the Swedish History Museum. museumforintelsen.se/en/whats-on/th…

In memory of Hédi Fried (1924–2022) Hédi Fried, survivor of the Holocaust, shared her testimony with school students, wrote several books and stood up for our democracy. Read her books and listen to Hédis important testimony. Photo: Karl Gabor, Natur & kultur.

We have been busy building our first exhibition Seven lives. Today we opened the exhibition at Torsgatan 19, Stockholm. Welcome! museumforintelsen.se/en/whats-on/ex… Identification documents. Photo: Helena Bonnevier, Swedish Holocaust Museum/SHM.

Så enormt stolt över att mitt stora projekt "Förlorade röster - spåren efter 1945 års räddade" nu går att ta del på Swedish Holocaust Museum. Läs om de överlevande som kom till Sverige 1945, men som inte överlevde sina skador. Stort tack till alla som hjälpt! museumforintelsen.se/forlorade-rost…

I'm very thankful to Katerina Hauptman,dir of Swedish Holocaust Museum for being with us at the first promotional event of the newly published "The Notebook with the Poems from Auschwitz" book. This unique artefact was donated by prof.Zdunek to Auschwitz Memorial in 2020 thanks to IP Sthlm.

October 28th - November 5th, Swedish Holocaust Museum is offering a special program, remembering the Danish jews who in 1943 managed to escape Nazi persecution by fleeing to Sweden over Öresund. Sjöhistoriska has been so kind to lend us this pop-up exhibition.

New EHRI #podcast episode: With Yael Fried from the new Swedish Holocaust Museum Swedish Holocaust Museum. A story of a Romanian-Jewish woman who survived @belsenmemorial, was brought to Sweden on a UNRRA White Boat and thanked Wanda Lanzer with a paper heart. ehri-project.eu/podcast-episod…

2/3 In a panel discussion, focus on voices of young generation, dialogue and education, civil courage to take a stance and make a difference. Small actions can make a significant change. Thank you for participating @ahousefather, Swedish Holocaust Museum, @R_W_academy and student Hannah.