THE HOLOCAUST AND THE UNITED NATIONS OUTREACH PROGRAMME
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The Holocaust and the United Nations Outreach Programme 147<br />
Testimony: the Liberation of Auschwitz Birkenau German Nazi<br />
Concentration Camp (1940-1945) produced by the Holocaust<br />
and the United Nations Outreach Programme and USC Shoah<br />
Foundation — The Institute for Visual History and Education.<br />
Photo Credit: UN Photo/ Evan Schneider<br />
produced an exhibition and a short film that was subtitled in all<br />
United Nations official languages on Testimony: the Liberation of Auschwitz<br />
Birkenau German Nazi Concentration Camp (1940-1945). The<br />
exhibition provided background on the camp along with testimony<br />
from the archive of the USC Shoah Foundation — The Institute for<br />
Visual History and Education. The film tells the story of six individuals<br />
who were either imprisoned in the<br />
camp or were soldiers in the Red Army that<br />
liberated the camp on 27 January 1945. The<br />
exhibit also featured the visit of Ban Kimoon<br />
and his wife to Auschwitz-Birkenau,<br />
in November 2013.<br />
ANNEX III<br />
The Holocaust Programme also worked<br />
closely with the United States Holocaust<br />
Memorial Museum to produce the museum’s<br />
film The Path to Nazi Genocide in all United<br />
Nations official languages in 2014. The film<br />
examines the Nazis’ rise and consolidation of<br />
power in Germany and explores their racist<br />
The Path to Nazi Genocide<br />
DVD. Produced<br />
by the United States<br />
Holocaust Memorial<br />
Museum, and subtitled<br />
by the Holocaust and the<br />
United Nations Outreach<br />
Programme.<br />
Photo Credit: Yad Vashem
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