Safeguarding the memory of the past
Over 100,000 visitors, including over 15,000 students, have already visited “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away” in Boston.
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“Titanic. The Human Story” sails to Australia for the first time
Brisbane will be the first city to host the exhibition in Australia, which has already sold 10.000 tickets within the first 24 hours.
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“Titanic” sailing to a new US location after its stay in Washington DMV
“Titanic. The Exhibition” has just closed its doors at National Harbor, after a successful 7 month run at the DMV ahead of it new location.
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‘Seeing Auschwitz’ Exhibition Receives Acclaim and Admiration in Charlotte
After its 3 months stay in Charlotte, Musealia’s ‘Seeing Auschwitz’ exhibition becomes its top-rated showcase.
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Traces of the past – Lecture by Prof. Dr. Axel Klausmeier
Prof. Dr. Axel Klausmeier talks about the vital role that historical heritage plays in our society today, from his experience as director of the institution that looks after the memory and preservation of the Berlin Wall.
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Conversations about the Wall Interview with Felipe González
An interview led by Joaquín Estefanía with Felipe González, Spanish Prime Minister during the fall of the Berlin Wall, inside of the “The Berlin Wall. A World Divided” exhibition .
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Historic opening in Boston for “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away”
With over 45.000 tickets sold just before the opening on the 15th of March, the exhibition, which will be in Boston (MA) until the end of Summer has set an unprecedented record, selling out its first two weekends in the city.
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Over 135,000 people have already visited “The Berlin Wall. A World Divided”
The exposition, which opened its doors on the 9th of November 2023, has already welcomed over 135,000 visitors in Sala Castellana 214, of Fundación Canal in Madrid.
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Unforgettable Legacy: How a premonition saved Eva Hart from the Titanic Disaster
Eva Miriam Hart, born on January 31, 1905 was only 7 year old when fate intertwined her family with the ill-fated journey aboard the RMS Titanic.
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Boston to welcome the World-Renowned Exhibition, “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away”
The exhibition, which will be in Boston (MA) from March 15th, features over 500 original objects from the Collections of the Auschwitz Birkenau State Museum and over 20 other international Museums and institutions.
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