Museum of Jewish Culture Bratislava Presentation by Stanislava Mináriková

About the museum An exhibition permanently housed in the Zsigray Mansion in Bratislava aims at the presentation of Jewish material and spiritual culture and the documentation of holocaust in Slovakia.

The collections and exhibitions present to the public objects of everyday life, documents and objects of visual art. The museum also administers four exhibitions displayed in the synagogues in Žilina, Prešov, Trnava and Nitra.

Museum exibition consist of several parts related to: Feasts according to jewish calendar: Sabbath, Rosh ha- Shanah (New Year) and Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), Pesach...

Manners and traditions in a life of a pious Jew Interior and arrangements of synagogical room Jewish schools and educational system

History of a jewish settlement in territory of todays Slovak Republic Holocaust, concentration camps in Slovakia

Museum and the Holocaust Education Center in former Concentration Camp Sereď Presentation by Michal Vaněk Martin Korčok

CC Sereď - Location 60 Km north-east of Bratislava

CC Sereď - history Established in 1941 as a Jewish labor camp. The camp functioned until the Slovak National Uprising (august 1944), when it was dissolved. At the beginning of September 1944 its activities were renewed and deportations began. End of September SS-Hauptsturmfuhrer Alois Brunner was named camp commander. Brunner was a long-time colleague of Adolf Eichmann and had already organized the deportation of French Jews in Because the camp registers were destroyed, the most trustworthy information regarding the number of deportees has been provided by witnesses who worked with prisoner records.

Alois Brunner From September 1944 until the end of March transports (11,532 persons) were dispatched from the Sered. Up until the end of November 1944 the transports were destined for the Auschwitz concentration camp, later prisoners were transported to other camps in the Reich. Sered camp was liquidated on 31st March 1945, when the last evacuation transport, destined for the Terezin ghetto, was dispatched. On this transport the commander of the Sered camp Alois Brunner left the camp

Current condition of the camp premises Entrance

Barracks

Railway

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