From May 23rd to June 28th, the Joint-Use Library on the Virginia Beach Campus will house the “Americans and the Holocaust” exhibition. In partnership with the Virginia Beach Public Library, American Library Association and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, this 1,100-square-foot exhibition explores how American society responded to Nazism, war, and the Holocaust during the 1930s and 1940s.
Drawing on a rich collection of primary sources, it challenges the widely held belief that Americans knew little and did nothing in response to the Holocaust as it unfolded. Visitors are invited to experience the exhibition and reflect on critical questions: What did Americans know? and What more could have been done?
For more information, including additional programming and events from the Virginia Beach Public Library, please visit: https://libraries.virginiabeach.gov/programs-events/aath
*Note: Text of this blog post is a condensed re-post of the original marketing news release authored by VBPL.