‘My moment of liberation’: Holocaust survivor reflects on 80 years since emancipation at Dachau

While they have often remained in the shadows, a number of young women, sometimes still teenage, have committed themselves to the Resistance. Who were they? How did their action during the Second World War guide their choices and their future activism? The search for these questions takes hold.

On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp, Abba Naor takes part in the commemorations. He is the last survivor of the death march from the Dachau concentration camp.

It is the hours of commemoration, but also of meeting: these days, survivors, liberators, relatives, guests of honour and visitors gather in the concentration camp memorial Dachau to commemorate the liberation of the concentration camp 80 years ago.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum scholars visit University of Jamestown

JAMESTOWN — The University of Jamestown recently hosted a two-day program, sponsored by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM), that brought four distinguished Holocaust scholars to campus. The visit, held on April 7-8, featured workshops, classroom visits, and public events that engaged students, faculty and community members from across North Dakota and beyond. The scholars — Dr. Edward Westermann, Dr. Elise Boxer, Dr. Rebecca Car…

The International Dachau Committee was founded by former concentration camp prisoners and is still their mouthpiece – that's what it should be when the last of them is no longer there. Dominique Boueilh, president of the committee and son of a survivor, talks about how to deal with memory and the task of preserving the legacy of contemporary witnesses.

'My moment of liberation': Holocaust survivor reflects on 80 years since freeing of Dachau

Elly Gotz is a 97-year-old survivor of Germany's Dachau.