Using sight, sound, and senses, the Holocaust exhibit takes visitors back in time to a Nazi-dominated Europe during World War II. When entering the exhibit, every visitor will receive a different photo passport card of a child who was impacted by the Holocaust. Each passport card will be used throughout the exhibit to follow the story of the child and their fate. Some highlights of the exhibit include: a recreation of a scene of an outdoor cafe in Berlin after Hitler’s rise to power, a dramatic presentation of the Warsaw ghetto uprising, eye witness accounts of the Holocaust in the Hall of Testimony, and Simon Wiesenthal’s actual office restored from Vienna. For more information on visiting the Museum of Tolerance, select the link in our bio.