From 2-10 July, Centropa and 60 teachers from 16 countries will walk the streets of Vienna and Prague, take an interactive tour of Terezin, learn from scholars, visit historic sites of the 20th century, and design cross-cultural projects to bring together students from the US, Europe, and Israel. Go to the event page to find out more:
IMAGINE is a continuation of the HerStories-project. Supported by the EU, the project explores the biographies of 14 Jewish women who lived through the 20th century and aims to support and raise awareness for the EU Strategy on combating antisemitism. Find out more about the project and its partners on the project website.
The “10 Polish Cities, 10 Jewish Stories” exhibition is permanently hosted by the Galicia Jewish Museum in Kraków.
The biographies paint a vivid picture of Jewish life in Poland: some of the men and women featured grew up in large cities, while others came from shtetls - small towns with significant Jewish populations.
The iMemory project brings together 70 teenagers from Germany, Serbia, Ukraine, Poland and Croatia to explore local Jewish remembrance culture and its significance today through creative formats and encounters.
A graphic novel about two Jewish girls, who grew up in Rivne, now part of Ukraine.
Explore our archive of 1,230 interviews conducted in 15 European countries and view 25,664 family pictures.
More than a thousand teachers use our oral history archive to teach everything from social studies to literature, foreign language to photography, filmmaking to art.
The Centropa archive has been acquired by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC.
USHMM will soon offer a Special Collections page for Centropa.
Award winning films that bring history to life through documentaries and personal stories.
We are taking some of our most compelling interviews and turning them into audio theatre productions.
Café Centropa: our social club for the Holocaust survivors we've interviewed.
Dozens of mouth-watering recipes we've collected along with great ideas from Jayne Cohen and others. From classic Ashkenazi recipes to recipes from Turkish Jewish kitchens
Over 2,000 family photographs and 150 interviews conducted in Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Greece and Turkey
Help make possible our programs for holocaust survivors, teachers in Ukraine or support our day-to-day operations.
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