Wer ein Leben rettet
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History
The traveling exhibition in German language traces the biographies of eight Jewish children and adolescents chosen as examples, who were deported in April 1945 with the “lost convoy” from Bergen-Belsen concentration camp and liberated near the mining village of Tröbitz in Lusatia. Through photographs and private illustrations, most of them previously unknown, it narrates the life of Jewish families in occupied countries, their deportation to transit and concentration camps of the "Third Reich," as well as their different journeys after their liberation in Tröbitz. The focus is on the trauma endured by Jewish children, marked by terrible experiences of persecution and the loss of loved ones.
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Exhibition conducted in German language.
Automatically translated from French.
Where does it take place?
Neumünster Abbey
28 Rue Münster
2160 Grund Luxembourg
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