Called “Munich Displaced: The Surviving Remnant,” and “Munich Displaced: After 1945 and without a Homeland,” the twin exhibits, which run through January 2024, tell the stories of tens of ...

Three new books on the Holocaust, a novel set in World War II ... to its aftermath when some Jewish people who refused to emigrate from Europe were kept in “displaced persons” camps all ...

The exhibition project is, say its organizers, the first to focus on the lives and fates of all those people who fled, were displaced or deported during World War II and then found themselves in ...

Readers reflect on camp experience. According to a leaf on an edition of "Seven Hells" published in 1991 by the Holocaust Library, the book originally was printed in a displaced person's camp in ...

Sheila Fitzpatrick’s fascinating book chronicles a remarkable success story: the repatriation and resettlement of millions of displaced persons (DPs) in Europe after the second World War.By the ...

Displaced persons from the camp unleashed their anger on residents of the town. ♪♪ Joseph Alexander is 100 years old. He was in Landsberg when the Jewish DPs rose up against the local Germans.

Life in the DP camps is the subject of a collaborative exhibition between Munich’s Jewish Museum and its City Museum, situated across the square from each other in the city’s center.

Jewish refugees in 'Displaced Persons' camp in Germany after World War II. (Public domain) Illustrative: Children at the Foehrenwald DP camp gather around a US soldier.