The Stories of Survivors
Remembering the Holocaust is one of the ways to prevent it from happening again. And remembering and understanding the Holocaust through a personal eyewitness account—an individual’s story—is incredibly powerful.
Witnessing a first-hand account of a survivor, or viewing an artefact, such as a single shoe or a visa to safety, can help impart the enduring lessons of the Holocaust in truly powerful and inspiring ways.
The VHEC and local Holocaust survivors continue to share the personal accounts of the Holocaust and share the stories behind the unimaginable numbers through the following:
The Stories of Students & Teachers
Students and teachers have their own stories to tell once they become witnesses to Holocaust eyewitnesses.
We invite you to read a sample of the letters we receive.
The Story of Nathan Fielder
Nathan Fielder heard a VHEC Holocaust survivor outreach speaker share their experiences during the Holocaust. That stayed with him and inspired him to act. Read Nathan Fielder’s story.
