Honoring Holocaust Survivors
Remembering those who survived the darkest chapter of human history and dedicated their lives to ensuring we never forget. Their testimonies, courage, and resilience continue to inspire generations.
"For the dead and the living, we must bear witness. Not only are we responsible for the memories of the dead, we are also responsible for what we are doing with those memories."
- Elie Wiesel
In Loving Memory
Elie Wiesel
אליעזר ויזל
September 30, 1928 - July 2, 2016
Author of 'Night,' Nobel Peace Prize winner, Holocaust survivor, and tireless advocate for human rights and remembrance.
Holocaust Remembrance Resources
Access archives, testimonies, and educational resources to learn about and honor Holocaust survivors.
Yad Vashem
The World Holocaust Remembrance Center. Search their database of over 4.8 million names.
Visit Yad VashemUSC Shoah Foundation
Access the Visual History Archive containing over 55,000 survivor testimonies.
View ArchiveUnited States Holocaust Memorial Museum
America's national institution for Holocaust documentation, education, and research.
Explore MuseumClaims Conference
Supporting Holocaust survivors and preserving their memory worldwide.
Learn MoreWriting Guide
Our guide to writing meaningful obituaries for Holocaust survivors.
Read GuideInternational Tracing Service
Search records of Nazi persecution and locate information about victims.
Search ArchivesHonor a Holocaust Survivor
Create a memorial to preserve their story and ensure their memory lives on forever.