D-Day and Auschwitz: What Is the Connection?
2026, 6 June
While D-Day is often remembered as the start of liberation in Western Europe, its relationship to the Holocaust is more complex and deeply intertwined.
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Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away. will be presented at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C.
2026, 24 April
A landmark institutional collaboration bringing authentic evidence of Auschwitz to one of the world’s leading Holocaust memorial and educational institutions — free to the public for the first time.
Seeing Auschwitz: Remembering, Reflecting, and Learning from the Past
2026, 30 January
On the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Seeing Auschwitz opens in Turin—a powerful exhibition that invites visitors to confront history critically, reflect on the learnings of the past, and carry the responsibility of remembrance into the present and future.
Auschwitz: How Memory is Constructed in the Present
2025, 29 December
Auschwitz extends far beyond its physical boundaries. It marks a profound rupture in history and exposes how violence can be normalized, systematized, and administered—offering a critical lens through which to reflect on our present and on our responsibilities today.