Become a Member|Help the Museum continue its commitment to free Holocaust education and programming. Join today! We thank you for your support, and look forward to seeing you at the Museum. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/memberhsip/ Your Gift Makes a Difference.|Your gift now will support free Holocaust education for the thousands of students and members of the public who visit our Museum each year. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/ Honor and Remember|Your gift today will honor the memory of those who perished and ensure future generations learn about the atrocities of the Holocaust|https://www.kintera.org/AutoGen/Simple/Donor.asp?ievent=281474&en=9rIQIZMvFfJOJQNvG9IQKYOvHgKYIbMIJhKQKXMHIiJVIcPUH Donate Your Artifacts|Would you like your Holocaust stories, artifacts, artworks, and documents to be preserved in perpetuity and available for study in a world-class museum? If so, please consider donating them to the Museum’s archives.|http://www.lamoth.org/archives--library/donate-to-the-collection/ Sponsor a Student |We provide an innovative learning space for the entire community, particularly students from underfunded schools which lack resources for field trips. We are committed to continuing our founding survivors' wishes by guaranteeing free admission to all. Support a student today for as little as $10.|https://www.kintera.org/AutoGen/Simple/Donor.asp?ievent=1025900&en=7fILISNqFfJHKLNvFeJEILNxEkJUJXPpF7JKI0PxH5LNI6NMF Donate Your Time|Whether you are a 16-year-old student, or an 80-year-old Holocaust Survivor, the Museum has many interesting projects to fill your available volunteer hours!|http://www.lamoth.org/the-museum/job-opportunities---volunteer/volunteer-opportunities/ Become a Member|Help the Museum continue its commitment to free Holocaust education and programming. Join today! We thank you for your support, and look forward to seeing you at the Museum. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/memberhsip/ Your Gift Makes a Difference.|Your gift now will support free Holocaust education for the thousands of students and members of the public who visit our Museum each year. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/ Honor and Remember|Your gift today will honor the memory of those who perished and ensure future generations learn about the atrocities of the Holocaust|https://www.kintera.org/AutoGen/Simple/Donor.asp?ievent=281474&en=9rIQIZMvFfJOJQNvG9IQKYOvHgKYIbMIJhKQKXMHIiJVIcPUH

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The Children of Willesden Lane Exhibit and the LAMOTH Musical Ambassadors Showcase Gallery


LAMOTH presents a new exhibit based on original artifacts from Mona Golabek’s personal collection of photographs and documents that belonged to her mother, Lisa Jura, a child saved on the Kindertransport.

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Honor a Holocaust Survivor - Did you know?

If someone you know was interviewed by USC Shoah Foundation Institute, they will be telling their story on Tree of Testimony, the Museum's latest permanent exhibit. Now is your chance to honor your loved ones by naming a branch, leaf or trunk on the Tree of Testimony.

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COLLECTION HIGHLIGHT

Greetings from Marienbad. Dated 1913.

Greetings from Marienbad. Dated 1913.

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Sponsor a Student Today!

By sponsoring the cost of admission for a student or classroom, you will directly impact future generations.

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Join the Sophie Scholl Society Today!

Consider including LAMOTH in your estate planning. By creating your legacy today, you will ensure the Museum continues to offer free Holocaust education for future generations. Complete the online form today and join an exclusive group of extraordinary supporters.

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Group Tour Reservations

Docent-led tours of the Museum are available. Please visit our Tour Information page for details.

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MUSEUM NEWS

Survivor: Miriam Bell

AUG 28, 2014

By: Jane Ulman, Jewish Journal As the candles glowed, Miriam Bell (née Galperin), her parents and six siblings were singing and welcoming the Sabbath into their comfortable home in Kovno (Kaunas), Lithuania. Then gunshots were fired, and screaming erupted. The family ran outside to see Nazi soldiers, who had launched an invasion of the Soviet Union five days earlier, on June 22, 1941, attacking...

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Museum Tour

FEB 1, 2015

This tour offers an overview of the history of the Holocaust through close observation of Museum artifacts and documents. Museum Tours last 45 minutes to an hour.


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Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust is a beneficiary agency of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles