Preserving Holocaust History through Oral Histories and Films

Join the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum for a live, virtual program about its research services and ongoing efforts to preserve, safeguard, and expand its unparalleled collection of Holocaust evidence.

Hear how USHMM’s collection of materials, documents, and artifacts serves as a resource for Holocaust survivors, families of victims, teachers, scholars, filmmakers, and others wishing to discover more about the fate of Jewish people persecuted by the Nazis and their collaborators.

Participants will have the opportunity following the program to request research assistance as well as discuss how they can donate artifacts or contribute an oral history to USHMM.

Moderator
Jaime Monllor, International Outreach Officer, The David M. Rubenstein National Institute for Holocaust Documentation, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Presenters
James Gilmore, Oral History Curator, Curatorial Acquisitions and Reference, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Leslie Swift, Special Advisor for Time-Based Media, Archival and Curatorial Affairs, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

This live, virtual program is free and open to the public, but registration is required.
Register here.

For more information regarding this program or donating to the Museum’s collection, contact curator@ushmm.org.