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Personal håller i en visning för en grupp besökare. — Foto: Jens Mohr, Sveriges museum om Förintelsen/SHM

from 23 June to 12 August

Guided tour: Sweden and the Holocaust

Join our guided tour of the museum and the In Black and White exhibition in English. During the tour, we will discuss Sweden’s role during the Holocaust and its unique position as a neutral country during the war. The tour is included in admission.

The exhibition In Black and White is about the Swedish press during the Holocaust. In this exhibition, you’ll learn more about the news coverage, delve into the Swedish media landscape and Sweden’s relationship with Nazi Germany.

Practical information

Included in admission (90 SEK). The tour starts at the entrance desk.
The tour is held in English and takes about 30 minutes.

View dates and times

Exhibitions

In Black and White

The exhibition In Black and White explores Swedish media and the Holocaust – what was written and broadcasted, but also what was erased or edited out.

About the exhibition

Art exhibition

My Grandmother Hédi Fried

Sanna Fried is the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors. Her exhibition My Grandmother Hédi Fried is on view at the museum this summer. The exhibition includes a series of original works.

about the exhibition

Your visit

Opening hours

See the museum's opening hours.

How to find us

Visit us at Torsgatan 19, Stockholm.

The building where the museum is located.

Admission and tickets

Free admission for children and youth up to 19 years old.

Staff assisting a visitor at the entrance.

upcoming exhibition

The Trials

Explore the legal proceedings after the Holocaust, meet the people in the courtroom and listen to the play The Investigation by Peter Weiss. The new exhibition The Trials opens on August 28.

about the exhibition

A black-and-white historical photograph from a trial. People are hiding their faces behind papers and documents.