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Nebraska Holocaust Memorial

 

In a special arrangement with the Heartland Holocaust Education Fund, the Institute for Holocaust Education will now oversee the educational initiatives at the Nebraska Holocaust Memorial site at the Wyuka Cemetery in Lincoln.

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Visit the Nebraska Holocaust Memorial website.

Exhibitions

Pennie Z. Davis Gallery for Holocaust Education

Numerous exhibits dealing with a range of topics about the Holocaust period can be viewed in the changing exhibits for a variety of ages in the Pennie Z. Davis Gallery for Holocaust Education. The gallery is located next to the Institute for Holocaust Education and ADL offices at the Jewish Community Center in Omaha. Holocaust exhibits curated by the Institute’s staff are an additional component of the Institute. These original exhibits can also be viewed in the gallery and have been visited by many local schools and church groups.

  • Portraits of Survival by David Radler

    Portraits of Survival by David Radler (2)

    “Portraits of Survival” is a black and white photo exhibit of Omaha’s Holocaust survivor community created in conjunction with the commemoration of the 70th anniversary of Kristallnacht and sponsored by the Institute for Holocaust Education. As a result of the talent and sensitivity of photographer David Radler, viewers feel as though they are looking into the essence of each of the beloved members of the survivor community.