Teachers: Schedule a School Tour for the 2017-18 School Year
We are now accepting online reservations for school tours. Tours are led by docents and tailored to meet the educational needs of your students. All school tours include a talk by a Holocaust survivor. Admission to the Museum is free. Click below to schedule.
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B'nai Mitzvah: Acts of Memory
LAMOTH's B'nai Mitzvah: Acts of Memory project invites every child who is preparing for bar/bat mitzvah to remember a child who perished in the Holocaust. Through this simple program, the bar/bat mitzvah student takes on a meaningful role in the preservation of memory.
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SURVIVOR INTERVIEWS ON KPFK 90.7 FM
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust and KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles present a radio series produced by Paula Kessler, Surviving the Holocaust: Stories of Life. Excerpts of interviews with Survivors Marie Kaufman, Idele Stapholtz and Eva Wartnik can be heard on KPFK 90.7 FM Sundays at 9:58am, Mondays at 7:58am, and Wednesdays at 4:58pm. Click below for more information and to listen to excerpts from the series.
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Identification card for Margot Sara Joseph dated 14 April 1939, Cologne, Germany
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Filming The Camps: John Ford, Samuel Fuller, George Stevens, From Hollywood to Nuremberg
Hollywood directors John Ford, George Stevens, and Samuel Fuller entertained audiences with cinema classics like The Grapes of Wrath, Shane, and The Big Red One. But their most important contribution to history may have been their work in the U.S. Armed Forces and Secret Services, filming the realities of war and the liberation of Nazi concentration camps. Their documentation provides an essential visual record of WWII. Combining a wealth of rare material, including private letters and footage from their own personal archives, Filming the Camps: John Ford, Samuel Fuller, George Stevens, from Hollywood to Nuremberg, explores these filmmakers’ experiences during and after WWII, their confrontation with Nazi atrocities, and the mark that left on them as artists. An exhibition by the Mémorial de la Shoah, Paris, France
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'From Hollywood to Nuremberg': How three noted filmmakers used their cameras to document Nazi atrocities
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By Susan King, Los Angeles Times A photograph from Dachau, May 1945, taken from an exhibition at the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust titled "Filming the Camps: John Ford, Samuel Fuller, George Stevens, From Hollywood to Nuremberg." (Margaret Herrick Library / AMPAS) Some of Hollywood’s biggest stars fought during World War II, including Jimmy Stewart, Tyrone Power and William...
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Talk by Daniel Brand | Righteous Jews: Jews Rescuing Jews During the Holocaust
OCT 22, 2017
MORE DETAILSFilm Screening: Voices of History Student Documentaries
OCT 29, 2017
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OCT 22, 2017
Tours are led by docents and offer an overview of the history of the Holocaust through close observation of Museum artifacts and documents. Museum tours last 45 minutes to an hour.
ANNUAL GALA DINNER
NOV 5, 2017
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Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust is a beneficiary agency of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles