About the Museum The Museum includes several components:
Holocaust-related Art work, sculptures
Actual items used in the ghettos and death camps such as visas, passports, eating utensils, clothing, a poison gas container, and religious items (i.e. a Torah scroll rescued from Kristallnacht) etc.
Educational panels
Two hallways with hundreds of photographs in chronological order:
pre-during- and post war photos depicting Jewish life in Europe and in
Israel.
The Wall of Remembrance. Here, personalized memorial plaques commemorate the names and birthplaces of the victims who perished in the Shoah. Relatives and friends (most of them from Toronto) can place a plaque/tile on this wall. To place an order, call Hannah Schwartz, (416) 635- 2883 x153 or e-mail hschwartz@ujafed.org.
The Auditorium is used to present our highly-acclaimed 28-min. documentary film providing a historical context for the events of the Holocaust.
"We Who Survived" - a portrait gallery of Toronto survivors and their stories.
Holocaust-related Art work, sculptures
