Introduction to Lost Voices
Their voices have been lost, but their memory lives on. Who were they, and what can be told about their lives? Welcome to join a 30 minute introduction where we tell the stories of these lost voices.
We are keeping their memory alive by telling their stories. The memory of who they were, where they came from and what happened to them. The memory of people, most of them young, from different backgrounds, different places, who all suffered Nazi atrocities simply because they were Jewish.
About the project
The project is led by Daniel Leviathan, a doctoral student in Jewish Studies, and the material is published in collaboration with the Swedish Holocaust Museum. This project is part of the museum’s digital offer, find out more about Lost Voices.
About the introduction
30 minutes introduction in English, no reservation needed, free of charge
When? February 29 and March 1, 2024 at 14:00
Where? Museum Lounge, Torsgatan 19, Stockholm
Practical information before your visit
- Cloakroom: Coats and bags may not be taken into the museum. You need to hang up your jacket on the coat racks in the entrance. Bags larger than A4 size may not be taken into the museum. There are small lockers at the entrance to the museum where you can leave your outer clothing. The cabinets are 37.5 centimeters long, 27 centimeters wide and 40.5 centimeters deep. Note! We cannot be responsible for bags that do not fit in the lockers, but refer to larger lockers that are available at, for example, Stockholm's central station. Bags may not be left unattended in the museum.
- Packed lunches: Food and drink may not be taken into the museum. You can find restaurants and cafés in the area. As well as restaurants in Torsgatan, there is also a good selection in Rörstrandsgatan and S:t Eriksgatan.
- Push chairs and buggies: There are two parking places for push chairs and buggies at the entrance. If there is no space left, you can take a push chair or buggy into the exhibition area, but speak to the staff on the information desk first.
- Accessibility: You can find information about accessibility in the museum here.