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The StolenMemory Exhibition Presents the Results of the Search for Victims of Nazi Persecution

Summary by radioszczecin.pl
Engaging young people in historical research is the main goal of the project, which will involve high school students from Szczecin. The StolenMemory exhibition, organized by the Arolsen Archives – International Center for the Study of Nazi Persecution, has opened in front of High School No. 9. The center searches for the families of those murdered by the Germans in concentration camps. Many items confiscated from camp victims during World War I…
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Engaging young people in historical research is the main goal of the project, which will involve high school students from Szczecin. The StolenMemory exhibition, organized by the Arolsen Archives – International Center for the Study of Nazi Persecution, has opened in front of High School No. 9. The center searches for the families of those murdered by the Germans in concentration camps. Many items confiscated from camp victims during World War I…

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radioszczecin.pl broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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