Monday, March 2, 2020 at Grey Oaks Country Club in Naples in Naples The event begins with a Sponsor and Patron Reception at 5 pm followed by dinner and the […]
The Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center and Hodges University have partnered to present the 2020 Elliott Katz Lectures. This popular series is 6 lectures that explore topics related to […]
This Event is SOLD OUT Dr. Stuart Mest will present a lecture series on the medical atrocities performed on innocent victims during World War II. Experiments conducted in both the […]
"There was no more prodigious acquirer of art than Adolf Hitler. The trouble was the art he acquired belonged to somebody else." Join Ellaine Rosen, Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education […]
Dear Friends, For the safety of our volunteers, visitors and broader community, the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center has made the decision to temporarily close the Museum until further […]
This Event is SOLD OUT Dr. Stuart Mest will present a lecture series on the medical atrocities performed on innocent victims during World War II. Experiments conducted in both the […]
The Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center and Hodges University have partnered to present the 2020 Elliott Katz Lectures. This popular series is 6 lectures that explore topics related to […]
"There was no more prodigious acquirer of art than Adolf Hitler. The trouble was the art he acquired belonged to somebody else." Join Ellaine Rosen, Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education […]
"There was no more prodigious acquirer of art than Adolf Hitler. The trouble was the art he acquired belonged to somebody else." Join Ellaine Rosen, Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education […]
On display from January 2, 2020 through March 31, 2020 We are pleased to present a special new exhibit – Art & Propaganda in Nazi-Occupied Holland. The exhibit will be […]
On display from January 2, 2020 through March 31, 2020 We are pleased to present a special new exhibit – Art & Propaganda in Nazi-Occupied Holland. The exhibit will be […]
"There was no more prodigious acquirer of art than Adolf Hitler. The trouble was the art he acquired belonged to somebody else." Join Ellaine Rosen, Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education […]