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iMemory

iMemory is a transnational educational project that builds on the foundations of the MemoryLanes project, with a renewed focus on the Jewish present in Europe.

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ravensbruck-reader.pdf

The Ravensbrück concentration camp was built in 1939 near Fürstenberg, Germany: it became the largest women’s concentration camp in the German Reich and the second-largest in size after Auschwitz-Birkenau. After its inauguration, the camp was constantly expanded to accommodate more and more prisoners.

This reader relays 17 women's personal experiences at the concentration camp from the Centropa archive.

Stories from a Family Album - Hungary

„Stories from a family album” is an exhibition created from archive photos and personal stories from Hungarian Jews who lived through the 20th century.

MemoryLanes: Paths of Remembrance to Jewish Life

Want to learn more about the process behind the MemoryLanes project? Then have a look at the exhibition, which was co-created by our teenage participants.

HerStories - Telling Jewish women's stories

This exhibition, created in the framework of the HerStories project, conveys the multifaceted Jewish history of the 20th century in Europe through the biographies of seven Jewish women from Germany, Poland, Greece, Spain, Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia.