Holocaust Museum and Learning Center
The Holocaust Museum and Learning Center houses a 5,000 square foot core exhibition that provides a chronological history of the Holocaust with personal accounts of Holocaust survivors who immigrated to St. Louis. Photographs, artifacts, text panels, and audio-visual displays guide visitors through pre-war Jewish life in Europe, the rise of Nazism and events during the Holocaust between 1933-1945, post-war events including the Nuremberg Trials, and Jewish life after the Holocaust.
In 2012, HMLC installed its newest interactive exhibition entitled Change Begins with Me: Confronting Hate, Discrimination and Ethnic Conflict in our post-Holocaust world today. By August of 2015, HMLC will have toured approximately one half million visitors during its twenty year existence.
In addition, the HMLC sponsors temporary exhibits, public lectures, a monthly-film series, teacher-training workshops, and an annual Yom HaShoah community commemoration. The HMLC also houses a comprehensive video library with more than 500 titles and an oral history project with approximately 150 testimonies that are available to educators and the public. For further study of the Holocaust, the HMLC offers a range of books for sale at the Museum bookstore. A Garden of Remembrance is available outside the Museum for contemplation and reflection.
The Holocaust Museum and Learning Center (HMLC), a department of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis, opened in May 1995 and was realized through the vision and generosity of many community leaders and Holocaust survivors.
Holocaust Museum Anniversary
The Holocaust Museum and Learning Center in St. Louis, MO marked its 20th anniversary at a dinner in July of 2015. One of those in attendance was longtime volunteer Mendel Rosenberg: a survivor of two German concentration camps.
HOLOCAUST MUSEUM TOUR, ST. LOUIS MISSOURI
HOLOCAUST MUSEUM TOUR, ST. LOUIS MISSOURI
Sakina's Travel Diary
St. Louis' Holocaust Museum Reaches 20th Anniversary
Exploring the Smithsonian Holocaust Museum, Washington DC, with Prof. Darryl Macer, President, AUSN
Exploring the Smithsonian Holocaust Museum, Washington DC, with Prof. Darryl Macer, President, AUSN. August 2019. Explore scholarships for postgraduate study at American University of Sovereign Nations ( through Eubios Ethics Institute ( Decolonizing Education for All.
Holocaust House St Louis, MO
Check out what one neighbor did in this normal community outside of St Louis. It's up year around and the guy considers this an artistic interpretation of the holocaust.
The St. Louis History Museum
Jewish Federation of St Louis Presents Ed Heisler report #! c 2014 BST
First report in an anticipated series coming from the St. Louis Holocaust Museum based on Holocaust Survivor Mr. Ed Heisler told in his own words to a tour group from the Presbyterian Church of St. Charles Missouri
Washington Dc - Holocaust Museum | vlog #2
Hello everyone,
in the todays video I show you the first part of the Washington DC tour. In the next couple of months, I'm gonna film every time something in dc and show you guys around.
Today you gonna see the Unites States Captiol Building, the botanical garden, Washington Monument and we visit the Holocaust Museum, where we talked about our experience to the Museum.
Everything what we gonna say is our own opinion and we don't want to attack anyone with it and we don't give any liability.
Cut: IMovie
Camera: iPhone 7 plus
Music: 5 Cents Back von Audionautix ist unter der Lizenz Creative Commons Attribution ( lizenziert.
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STL TV LIVE: Standing for Justice II (2 of 2)
STL TV LIVE - Standing for Justice II
HOST: Sarah Thompson
SHOW DATE: 2/11/14
Segment 4 SCRIPT
I'm Sarah Thompson and we're back on STL TV LIVE. I'd like to welcome Diane Everman and Daniel Reich from the new exhibit at the St. Louis Holocaust Museum and Learning Center called Standing for Justice II.
Interview
Segment 4/5 GRAPHICS
Guest: Diane Everman, PhD / Co-Curator, Standing for Justice Archivist, St. Louis Jewish Community Archives
Guest: Daniel Reich / Co-Curator, Standing for Justice Curator & Director of Education, HMLC
Info 1: Standing for Justice II / 1950-1989: Documentation from the St. Louis Jewish Community Archives / Exhibition Opening - February 9th - April 1st / Holocaust Museum & Learning Center / 12 Millstone Campus Dr., St. Louis, MO 63146 (Kopolow Building) / for more info: (314) 442-3711
Segment 5 SCRIPT
Welcome back to STL TV LIVE. I'm here with Diane Everman and Daniel Reich, Co-Curators of Standing for Justice at the St. Louis Holocaust Museum...
Interview
This Standing for Justice II Exhibition builds on the 2012 exhibit and illustrates the St. Louis Jewish community's response to discrimination of all types, anti-Semitism and extremism, including a local Neo-Nazi demonstration, and documents Civil Rights initiatives. The exhibit is available now through April 1st at the Holocaust Museum at 12 Millstone Campus Dr in Creve Coeur. For more details, call 314-442-3711.
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Purchased Lives: An exhibition about the domestic slave trade at the Illinois Holocaust Museum
SPONSORED CONTENT | Purchased Lives: The American Slave Trade from 1808 to 1865 illustrates the pain and injustice of the American domestic slave trade, illuminating just how widespread the practice of slavery was in American life, as well as its impact on enslaved families across the country.
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Tour of the Oregon Holocaust Memorial on 8.1.12.
The Portland Human Rights Commission toured the Oregon Holocaust Memorial located in Washington Park on August 1 2012. Later the commissioners had their monthly public meeting at the office of the Oregon Holocaust Memorial. This is the footage from the PHRC tour. The full meeting video is here:
St.louis Myseum with Tim Ezell
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The newest place in the St.louis region for kids and their families to explore!
Located in town and country MO (63017)
Our phone number is: 636-220-7930
Perfect for birthday parties and other celebrations! Our interactive exhibits are scientifically fun and unique!
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We hope to see you soon!
Mrs. Nita Sloma remembers the Dec. 7, 1941 Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor
Mrs. Nita Sloma was a 26 year old secretary at the University of Hawaii when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor & Oahu, Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941. Now (Sept. 2015) 100 years old she remembers the day that will live in infamy. Nita lived on St. Louis Heights and was there during the attack, 5 months pregnant with her 2nd child. Nita accepted the invitation to speak to the members of VFW Post 10483 in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas on Sept. 11, 2015.
The Den is a hidden gem in Downtown St. Louis
We just discovered a bit of a hidden gem in Downtown St. Louis. Dana Dean is here to tell us more about the place.
2015 What's Right with the Region - Improving Racial Equality & Social Justice Honorees
Congratulations to the Holocaust Museum & Learning Center, inspireSTL, North County Churches Uniting for Racial Harmony & Justice and Starkloff Disability Institute! These honorees have shown a commitment to promoting diversity, access and opportunity for all.
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Seattle singer,educator Kibibi Monié on 1939 St Louis ship tolerance/Holocaust educ art © A K Segan
March 28, 2018: Seattle singer and educator Kibibi Monié saw Seattle artist & tolerance educator Akiva Kenny Segan's drawing The Sea beasties and the sailing ship St Louis, 1939 and gave some feedback about the drawing. Thank you Kibibi.
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The piano music heard in the background of this video was performed by a neighbor, Azaria Mendoza-Seagall, who is a Seattle University undergrad.
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The drawing was made by Segan between late 2016 to early 2018 and was just recently framed.
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The drawing is designed for tolerance education about immigrants, for and with children ages 5 to 9 and teachers.
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A quote from Kibibi seen on the internet: My greatest joy is inspiring our children to achieve their greatest potential.
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Kibibi is the director of Nu Black West Arts Theater.
Their website:
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The Sea beasties and the sailing ship St Louis 1939
Art: 2017
Media: Ink, gouache, colored pencil
Size: 32.5 inches H x 42 ¼ W, framed
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Begun Feb 27, 2017, completed March 6, 2017.
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Depicted at lower left: Klaus Helmut Goldschmit, who was 19 when the ship left Hamburg. He was eventually murdered at the Auschwitz death camp.
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Segan plans to write the USHMM in Washington, D.C. to find out if the name and fate of the girl portrayed at upper left in the drawing is known to researchers.
She was drawn from a photo of passengers peering through portholes in the ship.
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The ship had about 900 passengers, mainly German Jewish, on board when it left Hamburg for Havana, Cuba. About 20 passengers were allowed to disembark in Cuba.
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Then the United States and Canadian governments denied refugee status to any passengers when the ship went near Miami and Nova Scotia. The passengers disembarked in Antwerp, Belgium.
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The British accepted a number of the passengers,all of whom were alive at the end of WWII.
Of those who disembarked in Antwerp and were allowed to enter France and Belgium, a number of them were eventually murdered by the Nazis.
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This is the 2nd drawing Segan made about the Sailing ship St Louis. The first is titled
The Sea monsters & the sailing ship St Louis 1939. See videos.
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Seattle based artist and tolerance educator Akiva Kenny Segan, M.F.A., is best known as the creator of the Under the Wings art series and the Sight-seeing with Dignity human rights art series.
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The Under the Wings series, underway since 1991, portrays murdered victims of the Nazis and Fascists in Europe, 1933-45, offering audiences a restoration of dignity in memory of the victims. The Under the Wings series has 62 works completed, including 9 monumental mosaic-drawing combos.
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The Sight-seeing with Dignity human rights art series, begun 2003, has 27 drawings completed as of December 2017.
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He presents exhibits, classes and Drawing for Healing workshops with audiences ages 5 to 100+ in schools, colleges, houses of worship, prisons and other venues.
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With exhibits, power-point classes and his Drawing-for-Healing workshop, he guest facilitates tolerance education with art in art museums/galleries, schools, colleges/universities, community centers and other venues in the U.S. and other countries. He has guest taught (schools, colleges, universities, art museums/galleries) in 6 US states, Britain and Israel.
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Art, video art © A K Segan
Exclusive: Black Hebrew Israelite member speaks out after Covington Catholic confrontation
Kahtriel Ben Yosayf, a member of the group at the center of the Covington Catholic student controversy, sits down with Jesse Watters to explain what the group is about.
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