The evening will open with a Keynote Address by Jasmine Kranat, Director of the Atlantic Canada Holocaust Education Foundation, offering valuable insights into Holocaust education. You will have the chance to listen to poetry by Larry Finkelman, which promise to engage your thoughts and emotions. The program will conclude with a presentation by Lorne Daltrop, a second-generation Holocaust Survivor, who will share his father’s personal testimony. 

This exhibit offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the Holocaust by viewing a selection of evocative photographs and propaganda posters, and reading the poignant stories of individuals who lived through the Holocaust.  

The Holocaust Education Exhibit is designed to guide visitors through the rise of antisemitism, illuminating the disturbing events that culminated in the genocide perpetrated by Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945. With a blend of historical accounts and personal narratives, the exhibition explores the events surrounding Adolf Hitler’s rise to power and bears witness to the unfolding of one of the most profound tragedies in human history. This exhibition acknowledges and pays tribute to the millions of lives lost during the Holocaust – a reminder of the importance of remembrance and reflection.