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The Virginia Holocaust Museum preserves and documents the Holocaust in exhibits and its archival collections. Through the permanent exhibit, educational programming and outreach, the Museum employs the history of the Holocaust and other genocides to educate and inspire future generations of Virginians to fight prejudice and indifference.
Content Warning:Â This film contains difficult subject matter and imagery.
Running Time:Â 58 Minutes
Film Chapters
0:00​ IntroductionÂ
3:41​ Box CarÂ
7:42​ Museum EntranceÂ
9:12​ Holocaust Memorial WallÂ
9:39​ The Train StationÂ
10:46​ Rise of the NazisÂ
12:46​ Concentration CampsÂ
15:48​ Hyde FarmlandÂ
18:43​ KristallnachtÂ
25:06​ MS St. LouisÂ
26:52​ The Ipson FamilyÂ
34:29​ Righteous Among the NationsÂ
36:52​ PartisansÂ
39:42​ Children During the HolocaustÂ
40:49​ Deportation, Selection, and ProcessingÂ
46:58​ Gas Chamber/CrematoriumÂ
49:02​ Death Marches and LiberationÂ
52:33​ Displaced Persons CampÂ
54:13​ Post War JusticeÂ
55:57​ Chore ShulÂ
56:38​ Tower of Remembrance
This film is produced by the Virginia Holocaust Museum and contains material protected by copyright and all rights are reserved. This film may not be reproduced and the use is limited to educational purposes.
This film was made possible through community support from CarMax
