Exhibitions

Untold

The exhibition opened on December 12, 2024. Untold begins with the resistance in the Roma section of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in 1944 and tells both about the background and the consequences of the genocide. In the exhibition, you will encounter previously unknown testimonies and unique artefacts. What emerges is the scale of the Nazis’ crimes, the story of the few who survived, and the long road to recognition.

About the exhibition

Deportation of Sinti and Roma, 22 May 1940. — Photo: Bundesarchiv.

In Black and White

The exhibition In Black and White opens on April 25 and explores Swedish media and the Holocaust – what was written and broadcasted, but also what was erased or edited out. Here, you can also learn more about the spirit of the times, the Swedish media landscape, and the presence of antisemitism.

About the exhibition

Radio broadcast, May 17, 1941. People sitting at a desk, one person looks into the camera. — Photo: Länsmuseet Gävleborg (PDM).

Previous exhibitions

Monitoring in exhibition premises

The exhibition premises at the Swedish Holocaust Museum are under camera surveillance. The camera surveillance is approved by the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection. Only the authority's own security personnel have access to the material, which is saved for a limited time. It is only in the event of an incident or suspected crime that the recorded material is examined.

For questions contact: registrator@shm.se

Photo 3: Detail of Lilli's and Walter's passports and other documents. Photo: Ola Myrin, Swedish Holocaust Museum/SHM.