A must see museum in Stockholm which is free and new. It opened only in June 2023. This is a very moving account of the Holocaust told through the lives of 7 people who came to Sweden during the Second World War. Using Artificial Intelligence you can ask questions to a Holocaust Survivor and listen to their answers. I thought this was a brilliant use of AI. But it is all in Swedish at the moment they might add subtitles in English later on.

Sobering

Nice and important exhibition! Stockholm definitely needs museum like this.

Incredibly well done exhibition with lots of but easily accessible information, pictures and objects. Chronological order where you got information about the progress and follow seven people over the years. Calm atmosphere and friendly staff. The visit takes about 1-1.5 hours.

Väldigt bra och pedagogiskt museum. Man följer 7 olika personer som överlevt förintelsen. Entrén är gratis och personalen har ibland ett litet intro om själva museet. Ta en sväng förbi hit, det är verkligen värt det.

Very insightful museum at a nice location. A reminder of the horrible activities that happened in a very respectful and "nice" way. Great exhibition brought together by 7 jewish people who emigrated to Sweden. At times breath taking, but still very nicely made with the news articles and the time line and personal artificats. A must visit when you're a bit longer in Stockholm.

Such a moving and honest exhibit of the holocaust. Tells of the atrocities that happened through out and tells how Sweden helped some of them to freedom, but also tells of controversial decisions at the time which led innocent lives to be lost.

A nice museum that could use a little more space! If you haven't been there already, pay a visit If you have the opportunity, go there on a weekday when there might be a little less visitors Feel free to take the guided tour first and then walk around at your own pace! Recommended for everyone from maybe 10 years old

A solemn place that loads lots of sad and heavy memories. It reminds us of cruel past and cherishing hard-esrned peace.

Loved this place that remembers the victims of the holocaust

Good documentation for an important period with real life stories! Really nice experience, and it's free!