Anne Frank

The Anne Frank travelling exhibition tells the story of Anne Frank and the Holocaust to people who are not able to visit the Anne Frank Museum in The Netherlands. The exhibition will come to New Zealand in February 2010 and will tour throughout the country for three years, visiting museums and community centres to teach people the story of Anne Frank and the Holocaust.

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Current Exhibition

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

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UN Holocaust Day

The Hon. Chris Finlayson, Attorney Gerenal of NZ, accompanied by a Holocaust survivor and a pupil of Moriah College lay a stone of rememberance on the Holocaust memorial stone.

Photography by Woolf

 

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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.

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