The program of our cultural activities is, as always, rich in encounters and promises moments of reflection and emotion. In connection with the exhibition “To the grace of God” there will be an eponymous cycle; we will mark the literary season with a series of interviews with six authors; we will propose a selection of recent films in the presence of their directors as part of Documentary Film Month; and many other meetings, screenings, and theatrical performances.
As usual, we will host the Hazkarah ceremony in the presence of Beate and Serge Klarsfeld this year.
For Nuit blanche 2022, the Memorial pays tribute to the artist Christian Boltanski through an unprecedented exhibition, one year after his death.
As part of the European Heritage Days on 17 and 18 September, we are waiting for you for the exhibition entitled Private Archives, the year 1942, presented by the Memorial Archives Service, as well as for guided tours of the Chalons-Luxembourg, whose walls are recently part of the Memorial.
We also invite you to discover the exhibition Cabu, drawings of the Vel d’Hiv round-up before its closing on November 8. We recommend that you take the time to visit “In the Grace of God”. The Churches and the Shoah, 80 years after the publication of the pastoral letters that will be a landmark. Finally, we invite you to visit with your family, in and near the Memorial, the exhibition of street art 11 400 children. Portraits by C215.
We are pleased to announce the resumption of the memory travels, notably to Auschwitz and Warsaw, in the run-up to the 80th anniversary of the ghetto revolt.
As always, our activities aim to preserve and transmit the history of the Holocaust, while showing the consequences of racism and anti-Semitism in history. You can support us this year by attending the gala dinner and concert on October 13 and November 22, respectively.
We hope to see you at one of these events, either at the Memorial, or online and live on our website and social networks.
Jacques Fredj, Director
Free, upon registration
