The “10 Polish Cities, 10 Jewish Stories” exhibition is permanently hosted by the Galicia Jewish Museum in Kraków. The biographies
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A civil society project connecting Ukrainians and Moldovans to their country’s Jewish history and each other.
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A Centropa Civics Project Competition for US public school students, grades 6-12.
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Centropa’s AudioWalks take you on a journey through the Jewish history of Central and Eastern Europe. Use our multimedia maps
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Pamjat is Centropa’s education program on 20th century Jewish history in Belarus & Russia. From 2002-2009 Centropa interviewed 117 elderly
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Centropa's new thematic website on Ukraine. Films to watch, family stories to read, exhibitions to explore, and Photos taken at
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By 1944, the Nazis had murdered most of the Jews in Poland, the Baltics, Greece and Yugoslavia. Hungary, however, was
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A set of webpages with personal stories, films and links on the rescue of 10,000 Jewish children
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A website with films, links, slide shows and a timeline, all on this dramatic year.
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Learn about how Jewish eyewitnesses experienced the March 1938 “Anschluss”and the subsequent Kristallnacht pogroms of November 1938.
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Life stories of Viennese Jews: their childhood in Austria’s capital, the horrors they experienced during the war, and their lives
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Click here to view family photographs and their stories from 15 countries in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Read Centropa interviews' memories of when people turned against them, and when they stood up.
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Learn more about the Jewry of the Balkans through family photographs and interviews collected by Centropa.
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Collected Centropa stories about the Kindertransport, the work of Nicholas Winton, and the liberation of Belsen.
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A Centropa documentation project with photographs by Daniel Gruenfeld.
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