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Research Articles

New Zealand Immigration Policy
Ann Beaglehole

Richard Fuchs, Architect and composer 1887-1947
Steven Sedley

Can our archives make a difference?
Ken Gorbey

The Jewish Doctors in New Zealand 1933 -1945
Dr. Susanna Williams (geb Lemchen)

Teaching

  • Why
  • What
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Teaching the Holocaust

Teaching Links

Brief History of the Jews of Hungary

Jewish History of Czechoslovakia

Theresienstadt

Auschwitz concentration camp

Our Aim

To tell of humanity lost, of resilience and survival, and through the stories of the refugees that came to Wellington, teach tolerance, courage and racial harmony.

Archive

Record documents, photographs, videos and oral histories.

Education

Support schools, students and adult groups interested in the Holocaust with educational resources based on personal stories of holocaust survivors

Current Exhibition

Stories of two Holocaust survivors who are living in Wellington, represented in photographs and personal artifacts from their lives.

Book your visit now. We will tailor a programme to suit you or your group.

Stories

Clare Winter

Hanka Pressburg

Links

Yad Vashem

US Holocaust Museum

Holocaust Encyclopaedia

Sydney Holocaust Museum

Melbourne Holocaust Museum

Forthcoming Events

  • Discussion with Prof. Omer Bartov
    Memory of the Holocaust in Eastern Europe
    19 May, 2009 Interview with Prof. Omer Bartov

  • Moriah College button collection
    Moriah College of Wellington took on the challenge to collect 1.5 million buttons, - one for each child who was a victim of the Holocaust.
    Please send buttons to: MORIAH COLLEGE, PO BOX 27 233, MARION SQUARE, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND.