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SUMMARY:Between Life and Death. Stories of Rescue during the Holocaust
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261029
DESCRIPTION:Risking one’s own life to save another person is one of the mos
	t extraordinary acts of courage. The exhibition Between Life and Death. St
	ories of Rescue during the Holocaust pays tribute to those who\, despite t
	he threat of imprisonment\, deportation\, or death\, chose to help persecu
	ted Jews during the Second World War. By bringing together the stories of 
	rescuers and survivors\, the exhibition explores the complexity of human r
	elationships under the varied and extreme conditions of the war. Each stor
	y is placed within a broader historical context\, helping visitors better 
	understand how local circumstances shaped both the possibilities for rescu
	e and the chances of survival. One of the aims of the exhibition is to dem
	onstrate that the decision to help was profoundly influenced by local real
	ities – for example\, the circumstances facing rescuers in Warsaw were fun
	damentally different from those in Paris.\n\nThe exhibition presents stori
	es of the rescue of Jews from fifteen European countries – Croatia\, Denma
	rk\, Estonia\, France\, Germany\, Hungary\, Ireland\, Italy\, Lithuania\, 
	the Netherlands\, Poland\, Romania\, Slovakia\, Ukraine\, and the United K
	ingdom – highlighting the experiences of both rescuers and survivors. One 
	of the panels is dedicated to diplomats from Poland\, Japan\, the United K
	ingdom\, Portugal\, Switzerland\, Sweden\, and Denmark\, whose efforts to 
	save Jews took place in Germany\, France\, Hungary\, Lithuania\, and Switz
	erland.
URL:https://enrs.eu/edition/between-life-and-death-2026-exhibition-new-york
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ORGANIZER;CN="European Network Remembrance and Solidarity"
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