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Eyewitness: The Survivor’s voice

The Eyewitness Project

The Eyewitness Project commenced in 2002 to preserve the talks given by survivors to students at the MHM. The survivors’ stories enable viewers to engage with the human side of Holocaust history to deliver a meaningful learning experience.

There are 40 ‘Eyewitness’ recordings that were produced, each of approximately fifteen minutes’ in duration. The entire collection of videos can be viewed on our YouTube channel.

Concept: Sue Wright, Eileen Wright and Dora Oliver
Interviewers: Eileen Wright and Dora Oliver
Funded by the Cass Foundation (2002) and the Ian Potter Foundation (2004).

Virtual Workshops

Our Virtual Workshops are interactive and facilitated by an expert Holocaust educator. This unique learning experience is custom built and designed to meet the specific needs of the teacher and their students.

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Survivor Paul Grinwald speaks with students during a virtual workshop.

Resources for Teachers & Students

For each virtual resource, the MHM Education team have written suggested learning activities and worksheets for students to complete. In addition, Teachers will find a specific guide with recommendations on some possible ways to use these resources in the classroom.

To view the free resources, please click the below button to complete your registration form and receive a password. All resources are only available via registration.
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