Archival Work: The archive was created in Israel in 1965 by the writer and Holocaust researcher- Rabbi Moshe Fragger, in order to commemorate the Jewish world and to document the fate of victims, survivors and rescuers during one of the darkest periods of history. Since that time, close to 300,000 photographs and documents have been archived, in addition to thousands of video testimonies. All of this material is available to Holocaust survivors as well as researchers, writers, journalists, teachers, students, and the general public. A Brochure of the archive's work can be found here.

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