THE HOLOCAUST AND THE UNITED NATIONS OUTREACH PROGRAMME
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The Holocaust and the United Nations Outreach Programme 145<br />
In January 2014, the Holocaust Programme<br />
organized the opening of the<br />
exhibition titled A Remembrance of the<br />
Holocaust in Hungary: 70 th Anniversary<br />
Exhibition, in partnership with the Permanent<br />
Mission of Hungary to the<br />
United Nations, the Lantos Foundation<br />
for Human Rights and Justice, the Hungarian<br />
American Coalition, the Hungary<br />
Initiatives Foundation and the Carl Lutz<br />
Foundation. This exhibition presented<br />
an historical account of the Holocaust in<br />
The Holocaust and the United<br />
Hungary in observance of the 70th anniversary<br />
of the deportation and extermi-<br />
partnership with the Permanent<br />
Nations Outreach Programme in<br />
Mission of the Czech Republic<br />
nation of the Hungarian Jews. In addition,<br />
in January 2014, veterans from a special performance of the<br />
to the United Nations organized<br />
play “The Good and the True” in<br />
the Second World War took part in the<br />
August 2014.<br />
opening of When You Listen to a Witness, Photo Credit: UN Photo/Devra<br />
You become a Witness exhibit at United Berkowitz<br />
Nations Headquarters in New York. The<br />
Holocaust Programme provided support to the March of the Living<br />
International, the curator of the exhibition. It documented the<br />
experiences of students who visited the former Nazi concentration<br />
camps established in German-occupied Poland during the Second<br />
World War.<br />
ANNEX III<br />
In 2013, the Holocaust Programme<br />
provided support for<br />
two exhibitions that honoured<br />
rescuers of the Jews during the<br />
Holocaust. The first was titled<br />
as The World Knew, Jan Karski’s<br />
Mission for Humanity was<br />
produced by the Polish History<br />
Museum in partnership with the<br />
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the<br />
Kimberly Mann, Manager, of the Holocaust<br />
and the United Nations Outreach Programme,<br />
visited Morocco to speak with students about<br />
the Holocaust in 2014 in partnership with the<br />
Mimouna Association.