Exhibitions at United
Nations Headquarters, New York
17 January
– 21 February 2025
Visitors'
Lobby, United Nations Headquarters

Holocaust Remembrance - A Commitment to Truth
80 years after the Holocaust ended, Holocaust
remembrance remains an imperative: a haunting reminder of what
happens when prejudice is left unchallenged, and dignity and rights
destroyed. Through the testimony of survivors and photographs, the
exhibition provides an overview of the Holocaust, the antisemitism
and other factors that facilitated it and the terrible atrocities
perpetrated against victims of the Nazis and their racist
collaborators.
Lest We Forget
This exhibition provides glimpses of moments
of kindness and compassion, of life enjoyed, and of the intimate
connections that existed in Jewish families and communities before
the Holocaust. The photographs stand as stark evidence of the deep
and terrible loss and destruction wrought by the Nazis and their
racist collaborators, and reflect the humanity of the victims of
the Holocaust.
Auschwitz - A Place on Earth. The Auschwitz
Album
This exhibition depicts the only known visual
documentation - The Auschwitz Album - of the process leading
to the mass murder perpetrated by the Nazis at Auschwitz Birkenau. The
Auschwitz Album is a source of invaluable
evidence, a silent and powerful rebuke against the people who
created and ran the death camps.
The
exhibitions are free and open to the public. No registration is
required. Please visit UN Exhibits for visitor instructions.
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