홀로코스트 기념 및 박물관 목록

List of Holocaust memorials and museums
시리즈의 일부
홀로코스트
Bundesarchiv Bild 183-N0827-318, KZ Auschwitz, Ankunft ungarischer Juden.jpg
1944년 5월 아우슈비츠에서 선발 램프에 오른 유대인
책임.
나치 독일
사람
단체들
나치 사상가
초기 정책
희생자들
게토스
캠프
나치 말살 수용소
나치 강제 수용소
교통 및 수집 캠프
벨기에
프랑스.
이탈리아
네덜란드
슬로바키아
디비전
구제 방법
잔학 행위
포그롬
아인사츠그루펜
"최종 솔루션"
제2차 세계 대전 종전
저항
게토 봉기
국제적 대응
여파
리스트
자원.
추억

많은 단체, 박물관, 기념물들이 홀로코스트, 나치 최종 해결책, 그리고 수백만 명의 희생자들을 위한 기념물로 쓰이도록 의도되어 있다.

국가별로 나열된 기념품 및 박물관:

A - D : 알바니아, 아르헨티나...오스트레일리아...오스트리아·벨라루스·벨기에·브라질·불가리아·캐나다·중국(PRC)·크로아티아·쿠바·체코공화국
E - J : 에콰도르, 에스토니아, 프랑스, 독일, 그리스헝가리·이스라엘·이탈리아·일본
K - O : 라트비아...리투아니아·멕시코·네덜란드·뉴질랜드·북마케도니아·노르웨이
P - T : 필리핀·폴란드·포르투갈·로마니아·러시아·세르비아·슬로바키아·슬로바키아·슬로베니아·남아프리카·스페인·수리남·스웨덴·타이완
U - Z : 우크라이나...영국...미국·우루과이

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알바니아

  • 영어, 히브리어, 알바니아어로 된 3개의 돌판에 새겨진 홀로코스트 기념비: "알바니아인, 기독교인, 무슬림은 유대인을 보호하고 구하기 위해 목숨을 위태롭게 했다." (티라나)[1][2]

아르헨티나

호주.

오스트리아

빈, 유덴플라츠 홀로코스트

벨라루스

벨기에

브라질

불가리아

캐나다

오타와 국립 홀로코스트 기념비

중국 (중화인민공화국)

크로아티아

쿠바

체코 공화국

프라하의 핑카스 회당에서 홀로코스트 희생자들의 이름
체코, 발라슈케 메지시이치의 홀로코스트 기념관

에콰도르

  • Casa Museo Trude Sojka (홀로코스트 생존자 및 [26]예술가 추모)

에스토니아

에스토니아 클로가 강제수용소 터에 있는 홀로코스트 기념비.

프랑스.

다음 항목도 참조하십시오.프랑스 레지스탕스 박물관 및 기념관 목록

독일.

유럽의 유대인 학살 기념비 (베를린)

그리스

2010년에 헌정된 아테네 홀로코스트 기념관.

헝가리

인도네시아

이스라엘

예루살렘 야드 바셈의 조각품

이탈리아

일본.

라트비아

라트비아 럼불라 대학살 현장 기념비

리투아니아

룩셈부르크

멕시코

네덜란드

뉴질랜드

북마케도니아

노르웨이

  • 홀로코스트 및 종교 소수자 연구 센터(오슬로)

필리핀

폴란드

포르투갈

루마니아

러시아

세르비아

크라구예바크 슈마리체 기념공원

슬로바키아

홀로코스트와 철거된 시나고그 기념관, 브라티슬라바에 있는 Rybne namestie

슬로베니아

남아프리카 공화국

스페인

수리남

수리남, 홀로코스트 기념 파라마리보

스웨덴

대만

우크라이나

영국

런던 하이드 파크에 있는 홀로코스트 기념관

미국

주요 기사:미국의 홀로코스트 기념 및 박물관 목록

우루과이

우즈베키스탄

제2차 세계대전 중 유대인 난민을 도운 우즈벡인을 기리기 위해 2022년 5월 제막된 타슈켄트[145] 기념비 빅토리 파크.그것은 빅토리 파크에 의해 조각되었다.그것은 우즈베키[마리나 보로디나]에 의해 만들어졌다.

기념비는 시립 승리공원에 있다

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메모들

  1. ^ 나치에 의해 조직적으로 살해된 장애인들에 대한 독일 국립 기념비가 2014년 [41][42]베를린에 헌정되었다.60여 명의 나치 관료와 의사들이 'T4' 프로그램에 의해 비밀리에 일하며 살 [42]가치가 없는 요양원과 정신병원의 환자들을 조직한 티에프텐트 공원 옆 터에 위치하고 있다.

레퍼런스

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추가 정보

  • Young, James. E (1993). The texture of memory: Holocaust memorials and meaning. New Haven: Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300059915.

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