Permanent Exhibitions
Current Exhibitions
Upcoming Exhibitions
Traveling Exhibitions
-- Courage & Compassion
-- Fragments: Portraits of Survivors
-- On the Edge of the Abyss
-- The Armenian Genocide
-- A Day in the Warsaw Ghetto
-- Humanity Beyond Barbed Wire
-- Tempted, Mislead, Slaughtered
-- Faith Under Fire
-- Pursuing Justice: Nuremberg’s Legacy
-- Reflections of a Survivor
-- Women of Ravensbrück: Portraits of Courage
-- Kaddish in Wood
-- Resistance & Rescue
-- Holocaust Through Czech Children's Eyes
-- Rwanda: Personal Images
-- Reflections Without a Voice
-- Faces of the Holocaust
-- Perpetrators
-- Reflections on Man's Fate
-- Realm of Silence
Past Exhibitions

A Day in the Warsaw Ghetto A Birthday Trip in Hell

A Day in the Warsaw Ghetto is comprised of the photographs that Nazi officer, Heinz Jost took while wandering through the ghetto on his day off. Sometime after 1980, the photos were given to Yad Vashem, where curators selected the images for this exhibition, which was originally circulated thoughout the United States by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service.

Exhibition includes 41 Photo Panels, 12 Text Panels, Docent Information, PR and exhibition support
Exhibition ships in 10 crates
Requires 270 linear feet
Loan fee: $2400 (plus freight)