USHMM permission

I would like to thank the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum located at 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, Washington, USA for their willingness to help with my ongoing project. The permission has allowed me to use their testimonies of Holocaust survivors on my Concentration Camp pages. As it is one of the biggest sources in the world for testimonies about the Holocaust, this permission will help to make my pages better, more accurate and more historical correct. As it is my goal to keep on educating the viewer about what happened during WW2 with everybody who lived, fought and suffered through the world's darkest years which was WW2 and especially those who did not come back and who were murdered in the Holocaust. 

  • Letters and testimonies

  • Posters and documents

  • Complete era overview

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