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Experience stories of courage, perseverance, loss, redemption, and new life, as told by local Holocaust survivors. Witness towering acts of heroism that will inspire you to become the upstander our world needs today.
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Step back in time to the 1940s, and revel in a celebration of freedom at the Liberation Ball.
Take over Cincinnati’s historic Union Terminal with us as we commemorate the 80th Anniversary of World War II’s ending. Join us for an immersive and festive night filled with live music, themed food, swing dancing, and interactive experiences spread throughout one of Cincinnati’s finest musums. During World War II, Union Terminal signified the beginning of a new life for many local Holocaust survivors – and it served as a vital transportation center for the soldiers who fought for freedom throughout the war.
The Liberation Ball will vividly recreate an annual event organized by Cincinnati’s Jewish Survivors of Nazism, the predecessor organization of the Holocaust & Humanity Center. That original ball was hosted as a celebration of life – a sentiment still worthy of toasting to today.
Your support of this event directly helps us reach more than 250,000 people annually through museum visitation and educational programming.
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