A Way to Connect with Holocaust History|LA Weekly calls the Tree of Testimony a particularly meaningful way to deeply consider the Holocaust, listening to an actual person tell his or her entire story in fits and starts, full of digressions and personal tragedies, brings you much closer than any shocking exhibit ever could. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/tree-of-testimony-usc-shoah-fo/ Tree of Testimony: USC Shoah Foundation Institute Interview Wall at Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust|The museum is proud to introduce the Tree of Testimony as a permanent exhibit in Room 9. The 70-screen installation shows the complete archive of testimonies from the USC Shoah Foundation. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/tree-of-testimony-usc-shoah-fo/ A Place for Every Voice|The screens will cycle through all 51,000 testimonies each year. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/tree-of-testimony-usc-shoah-fo/ The Story of a People, Our People |Testimonies are provided in dozens of languages and provide a comprehensive view of life during the Holocaust. Whatever your interest, the Tree of Testimony has a video for you. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/tree-of-testimony-usc-shoah-fo/ A Way to Connect with Holocaust History|LA Weekly calls the Tree of Testimony a particularly meaningful way to deeply consider the Holocaust, listening to an actual person tell his or her entire story in fits and starts, full of digressions and personal tragedies, brings you much closer than any shocking exhibit ever could. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/tree-of-testimony-usc-shoah-fo/ Tree of Testimony: USC Shoah Foundation Institute Interview Wall at Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust|The museum is proud to introduce the Tree of Testimony as a permanent exhibit in Room 9. The 70-screen installation shows the complete archive of testimonies from the USC Shoah Foundation. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/tree-of-testimony-usc-shoah-fo/ A Place for Every Voice|The screens will cycle through all 51,000 testimonies each year. |http://www.lamoth.org/support-the-museum/tree-of-testimony-usc-shoah-fo/

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Tree of Testimony

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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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A page from a children book of wishes, owned by Betti Gerard (Kubaszka), and written by her mates, at Westerbork Camp. Dated 1944.

A page from a children book of wishes, owned by Betti Gerard (Kubaszka), and written by her mates, at Westerbork Camp. Dated 1944.

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MUSEUM NEWS

Two Holocaust Survivors Reunite with New Book Release

APR 11, 2013

Stefania Heilbrunn, of South Africa and Ester Wilhelm Tepper, of Beverly Hills, both were young girls when Hitler and the Nazis ruled over and occupied their town of Radomsko, Poland and now, decades later, the two women have reconnected with the publication of “Children of Dust and Heaven: A Diary from Nazi Occupation through the Holocaust,” available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle...

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Kindertransport Lecture: Stories of Heartbreak and Hope

MAY 19, 2013

   Museum Docent Michele Gold, whose mother was a Kindertransport survivor, will speak about the history of the Kindertransport. She will also share excerpts of the interviews she conducted...

Museum Tour

MAY 19, 2013

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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