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Actions Displays	use of oral history in the Imperial War Museum's Holocaust exhibition Remove from selection Add to selection TitleThe use of oral history in the Imperial War Museum's Holocaust exhibition Author Suzanne Bardgett Call numberS940.53180922/002 Vol.3 Object number10350j Place of publicationBerlin, Germany PublisherEVZ Year of publication 2016 Dimensionspp140-144 MaterialArticle ISBN9780981855609 NotesArticle from the publication 'Preserving survivors' memories' pp140-144 Description The Holocaust Exhibition at the Imperial War Museum opened in 2000 and has now been seen by over five million visitors. One of its most powerful elements is the filmed testimony of eighteen survivors who relate their memories from just before World War II through to their liberation in 1945

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TitleThe use of oral history in the Imperial War Museum's Holocaust exhibition

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Suzanne Bardgett

Call numberS940.53180922/002 Vol.3

Object number10350j

Place of publicationBerlin, Germany

PublisherEVZ

Year of publication

2016

Dimensionspp140-144

MaterialArticle

ISBN9780981855609

NotesArticle from the publication 'Preserving survivors' memories' pp140-144

Description

The Holocaust Exhibition at the Imperial War Museum opened in 2000 and has now been seen by over five million visitors. One of its most powerful elements is the filmed testimony of eighteen survivors who relate their memories from just before World War II through to their liberation in 1945

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