Holokauszt Múzeum

Látogassa meg az amszterdami Nemzeti Holokauszt Múzeumot, és ismerje meg a hollandiai zsidóság történetét a holokauszt előtt, alatt és után. Fedezze fel a személyes vallomásokat, fényképeket, tárgyakat és történelmi kiállításokat, amelyek középpontba helyezik a holland történelem e fontos fejezetét.

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Slide 1 of 5, Visitor observing exhibits at the National Holocaust Museum, including historical photos and artifacts.

National Holocaust Museum Entrance ticket

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Visit the National Holocaust Museum, housed in the former Hervormde Kweekschool, and explore its exhibitions on Jewish life and persecution in the Netherlands.
Discover personal stories, photographs, and artefacts that reveal how Dutch Jewish families lived before, during, and after the Second World War.
Learn how the former Kweekschool became part of a rescue network that helped save around 600 Jewish children from deportation during the Nazi occupation.
Understand the scale of the Holocaust and its devastating impact on Jewish communities in the Netherlands, where approximately 102,000 Jews were killed.
Visit the Hollandsche Schouwburg memorial across the street, a former theatre where thousands of Jews were held before being deported during the Nazi occupation.

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Visit the National Holocaust Museum, housed in the former Hervormde Kweekschool, and explore its exhibitions on Jewish life and persecution in the Netherlands.
Discover personal stories, photographs, and artefacts that reveal how Dutch Jewish families lived before, during, and after the Second World War.
Learn how the former Kweekschool became part of a rescue network that helped save around 600 Jewish children from deportation during the Nazi occupation.
Understand the scale of the Holocaust and its devastating impact on Jewish communities in the Netherlands, where approximately 102,000 Jews were killed.
Visit the Hollandsche Schouwburg memorial across the street, a former theatre where thousands of Jews were held before being deported during the Nazi occupation.