The 17th April 2025 marks 50 years since ‘Day One’, when Phnom Penh fell to the Khmer Rouge who took power and marked the beginning of a genocide that saw the deaths of over 2 …
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Holocaust poetry is hard to write and can horrify for the wrong reasons: the “so-called artistic rendering of the naked physical pain of those who were beaten down by rifle butts contains, however distantly, the …
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A conversation with artist Louise K Wilson on working with members of our community for the production of two new tracks for our ‘Encountering Survival’ audio guide. Listen to Encountering Survival here via the browser-based …
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We are proud that we will be hosting the exhibition ‘Finding Ivy – A Life Worthy of Life’ at Holocaust Centre North. From 2nd October until the end of the month visitors will be able …
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Tom Hastings, Holocaust Centre North’s first writer-in-residence, reflects on a workshop he delivered at the Queer Yeshiva Summer Intensive on 27th August 2024, using materials from the Holocaust Centre North Archive. During my time as …
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Thank you for joining us at today’s launch of two new tracks for our Encountering Survival Audio Guide.Below you will find Thin Line and Black Milk by Louise K Wilson. Visuals accompanying the two tracks …
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