The Holocaust Memorial Center cordially invites you to the Recent challenges of Holocaust musealisation. Museums and memorial sites as spaces for Holocaust remembrance. International conference – Holocaust Memorial Centre, Budapest – 30‒31 May 2024. Holocaust becomes part of national and local memory when local people feel that it became their own story. Museums are important

The Holocaust Documentation Center and Memorial Collection Public Foundation cordially invite you to the book presentation and the following panel discussion of „DIFFERENT RACE, DIFFERENT RELIGION, DIFFERENT DESTINY” The History of the Hungarian Holocaust This volume’s thematic studies give a detailed picture of the intentions of certain power structures in memory politics. Some of the

Fragmented Memories – Holocaust Education in the 21st Century International Conference for Museum Educators and Teachers The Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest organises an international educational conference “Fragmented Memories: Holocaust Education in the 21st century” to be held on 18 April 2024 in Budapest. Location: 1094 Budapest, 39. Páva street Date: 18 April 2024 at

The Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest cordially invites you to the commemoration of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day beginning at 11:30 am on Friday, January 26, 2024. In 2005, the United Nations General Assembly designated 27 January as International Holocaust Remembrance Day. On this day in 1945, Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest and most notorious Nazi death

The opening hours of the Holocaust Memorial Centre will be changed as follows: Last day open: Friday 22 December 2023 First day of reopening: Tuesday 2 January 2024 We wish all our dear followers a happy festive season!

The Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest cordially invites you to the opening ceremony of the temporary exhibition Desired Worlds, Jewish Middle-Class Worlds in Győr between 1867 and 1944 Industrial modernization played an important role in the development of Győr’s urban self-image in the last third of the 19th century. It influenced greatly the self-identity of

Dear Visitors, On 20 August 2023, the Holocaust Memorial Centre will be open to the public free of charge. Our permanent exhibition, the Páva Street Synagogue, and our temporary exhibitions Spectacular City – The artistic speculum of Jewish Central Europe and SOUL RESCUERS Ottó Komoly and the Hungarian Zionist movement’s activities to rescue people during

The Holocaust Memorial Centre and the Roma Holocaust Memorial Committee (members: Roma Production Office Foundation, Amenca, Bridge of Hope Association, Epistémé – Research Community Building and Cultural Association, Association for the Roma of the Drava, Czinka Panna Roma Cultural Association, Khetanipe Association for Roma Unity, “Vazdune Cherhaja” Association of Roma Women of Rising Stars) and

We would like to inform our dear visitors that the ticket prices of the Holocaust Memorial Centre will be changed after 9 May 2023: Adult individual tickets – permanent exhibition: 3600 HUF Discount individual ticket – permanent exhibition: 1600 HUF Adult individual ticket – temporary exhibition 1500 HUF Discount individual ticket – temporary exhibition: 1000

Following our sixth very successful Level I seminar in 2022, The Budapest Holocaust Memorial Centre together with the Yahad-In Unum research organization from France is organizing its 7th ‘Holocaust by Bullets’ seminar for LEVEL I teachers between 14-16 September 2023 in Budapest. This year we are planning a 2-day seminar for teachers coming from the