The Shoah Memorial is pleased to present the Memorial\u2019s programming for January to March 2026.<\/p>\n
In January, we will pay tribute to Ruth Selinger, life and creation companion of the artist Shelomo Selinger, author of the monument of Drancy. The exhibition Blue \/ Night. Art after the camps, which is dedicated to it, is extended until February 12 inclusive.<\/p>\n
From mid-February, a new exhibition will trace the discovery of the camps, the return of the deportees and the progressive awareness of the Nazi concentration camp universe.<\/p>\n
This term will also be punctuated by literary and historical encounters on well-known themes, such as the end of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp, the Nuremberg trial or the transmission of the memory of the Holocaust, and others more unusual: the annexed camps in Drancy, the posterity of collaborating intellectuals, the journey of Paulette Sarcey, the commitment of the Freemasons or even the fate of the mentally ill under Vichy.<\/p>\n
Exceptional testimonies from two survivors, Lili Keller Rosenberg and Esther S\u00e9not, as well as screenings and two theatrical performances will enrich the program: Germaine et Sarah, 1943 by Eva Doumbia (in partnership with the Th\u00e9\u00e2tre Public de Montreuil \u2013 CDN) and a reading of Charlotte Delbo\u2019s texts by Maud Landau.<\/p>\n
A free shuttle connects once a month the Paris Shoah Memorial to the Drancy Memorial during double meetings. All activities are free upon registration.<\/p>\n
We hope to see many of you at the Memorial!<\/p>\n