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Sunday 01 January 2023Thursday 31 March 2023

At the beginning of 2023, the Memorial de la Shoah invites you to discover, on the one hand, its new major exhibition Spirou dans le tourmente de la Shoah, an opportunity to address a difficult topic with your family, and, on the other hand, the exhibition dedicated to the photographer and resistant Julie Pirotte. Also do not miss
the end of exhibitions 11,400 children. Portraits by C215 and “To the grace of God”, the Churches and the Shoah, as well as the cycle and visits dedicated to them.

We offer, as usual, a collection of events with multiple themes:
- events around 27 January, an international day dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Holocaust (to be noted a
en aPremiere of the documentary by Antoine Lifaut and Caroline Protat dedicated to Ginette Kolinka, Holocaust survivor);

– special programming as part of the Week of Education and Action against Racism, Anti-Semitism and LGBT+ Hatred (including an evening where laughter and humor will be used as a vector for education);

– our cycle History at present now devoted to the year 1943;

– our first ever short film festival;

- and the great events of the auditorium, including several preview screenings and an exceptional meeting with comic book author Joann Sfar.

Throughout the year 2023, we continue our work of remembrance with commemorations, throughout the year, of the deportation of the Jews from France in 1943. You can also take part in planned remembrance trips to Auschwitz and Warsaw.

Finally, at the Drancy Holocaust Memorial, a new exhibition School and Resistance opens, and historians, journalists and sociologists are also waiting for you for several meetings around books on the Holocaust.

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

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The Memorial of the Shoah is now made up of a main building in Paris and 5 sites in the region: the Memorial of the Shoah of Drancy; the station of Pithiviers; the Cercil, Museum-Memorial of the children of the Vel d'Hiv in Orléans; the Place de Mémoire du Chambon-sur-Lignon; and the Centre Jules-Isaac in Clermont-Ferrand.

It also has a southern office in Toulouse and 5 correspondents in 5 major cities of France.