On display from January 20 through June 9 Marching in America: Fascists, Nazis, and White Nationalists Past and Present details the homegrown fascist movements and their modern descendants. The exhibit highlights the developments of fascist and neo-Nazi movements within the United States. Beginning with Italian and German movements of the 1920s and the 1930s, Marching […]
The Holodomor is the little-known genocide in which millions of Ukrainians were starved to death on the orders of Josef Stalin. The unnecessary and artificial "famine" was brought about by Stalin's draconian harvest regulations. The measures were intended to pressure and punish Ukrainians refusing to relinquish their family farms to the Soviet farm collectivization plan. […]
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 in The Estelle and Stuart Price Gallery now through March 31, 2020. Art & Propaganda in Nazi-Occupied Holland was developed and is distributed […]
On display from April 7th through TBD, due to Museum closure Liberation 75: A special exhibit from the Museum’s collections to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps.
On display from April 7th through December 20, 2020 Through Their Eyes: The Liberation of Concentration Camps provides a look into the experience of Liberation, allowing the soldiers, Survivors, and witnesses to speak through their testimonies and their artifacts. Their words and memories act as a reminder of what is discovered when the world is […]
January 5 – May 25, 2021 Girl Power! introduces you to a group of brave women who risked everything to help others.The women profiled in this new exhibit are as different from one another as they can be. They represent a variety of backgrounds, ages, historical periods, and countries. Yet one common element binds them […]
On Display June 6, 2021 through October 17, 2021 Caught on Film: The Wartime Photography of Ken Regele and the US Army Signal Corps fittingly opens on the 76th anniversary of D-Day. The exhibit draws from the Museum’s Ken Regele Photographic Collection. Each photograph gives the viewer a rare, up close perspective on various aspects […]
On Display November 2, 2021 through February 28, 2022
“Two Regimes” shares the story of a family in Mariupol, Ukraine, under the brutal regimes of Josef Stalin and Adolf Hitler. Teodora Verbitskaya, her young daughters Nadia and Lucy, and extended family, were swept up in the collateral damage of genocide and war, including the 1932-1933 Holodomor ordered by Stalin and the Holocaust. During World […]
Museum Docent Ellaine Rosen brings back her popular series, “Nazi-Looted Art – Unfinished Business.” The five-part series will be held at the Museum in the Maureen and Arnold Lerner Classroom from 2:00pm – 4:00pm on the following Mondays: January 16, 23, and 30 and February 6 and 13. The lectures are free but a suggested […]