Learning sessions

A unique experience to meet veterans and eyewitnesses to conflict.

Students will deepen their understanding of how political, economic and social change in Germany affected the people who lived there. They will use artefacts and archive material to make links between individuals, groups and events.

The Ministry of Memory is in turmoil; all records of Remembrance have been wiped. Can students save the day?

Which stories are too important to be kept inside the museum? What deserves more attention from the wider world? Who is telling the story and why?

How would you react if the future of the world depended on your decision to cooperate…or not?

Through discussion and reflection students will prepare to visit The Holocaust Exhibition.

A unique experience to meet veterans and eyewitnesses to conflict.

A unique experience to meet veterans and eyewitnesses to conflict.

Which stories are too important to be kept inside the museum? What deserves more attention from the wider world? Who is telling the story and why?

Which stories are too important to be kept inside the museum? What deserves more attention from the wider world? Who is telling the story and why?

Which stories are too important to be kept inside the museum? What deserves more attention from the wider world? Who is telling the story and why?

Through looking at the artifacts on display and hearing personal stories, students gain an insight into the impact of the Holocaust on survivors and their families.