The Melbourne Holocaust Museum is committed to preserving the voices of Holocaust survivors.
About our bookstore
We maintain a well-stocked physical and online Holocaust survivor bookstore. Publications are available by visiting our Museum store or ordering online.
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The Sum of Three: Rutka, Jadzia, Rita
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The Testimony
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The Wheels of Memory: Growing Up With a War on My Shoulders
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The Wrong Boy
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There Will be Tomorrow
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They Marched Us Three Nights
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Towards the Future - A Memoir
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Tragedy and Triumph: Early Testimonies of Jewish Survivors of World War II
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Uncovering their Names & Stories: 300+ Years of a German-Jewish Family: 1697-2024
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Under a Lucky Star
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Underground. The Hidden Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto
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Vive la France
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We Should Have Talked: A Biography of My Father
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Without Memory We Are Nothing
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Related events
Holocaust Education Course
Please join us for our nine-week Holocaust Education Course.
This course, running over a series of nine consecutive Monday evenings, spans the history of the Holocaust from the 19th century through to the liberation of the camps and return to life. Each evening will run from 7-9pm with coffee and tea provided.
The course will be facilitated by MHM Manager of Adult Education Dr Simon Holloway, Co-President Sue Hampel OAM with each evening dedicated to a particular theme.
If you have any further questions about the course, please contact simon.holloway@mhm.org.au for further information.
Please register in advance and secure a place.
Image | Prisoners head south on a Death March from Dachau concentration camp; Gruenwald, Germany, 29 April, 1945. Courtesy of Yad Vashem.