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Yad Vashem is open to the general public, free of charge. All visits to Yad Vashem must be reserved in advance.

Haviva Peled-Carmeli (z"l)

Senior Curator and the first Director of the Artifacts Department in the Yad Vashem Museums Division

Haviva Peled-Carmeli displays Vera Bader’s doll in the collection room, Yad Vashem
Haviva Peled-Carmeli displays Vera Bader’s doll in the collection room, Yad Vashem

Haviva Peled-Carmeli displays Vera Bader’s doll in the collection room, Yad Vashem
Haviva at the presentation of artifacts donated by Meyer Hack to the Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Haviva at the presentation of artifacts donated by Meyer Hack to the Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection

Haviva at the presentation of artifacts donated by Meyer Hack to the Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Haviva tells the story of Stella Knobel in the collection room, Yad Vashem
Haviva tells the story of Stella Knobel in the collection room, Yad Vashem

Haviva tells the story of Stella Knobel in the collection room, Yad Vashem
Haviva reads Éva Modvál-Haimovich’s farewell letter to her doll Gerta, written after she made the decision to donate the doll to the Artifacts Collection
Haviva reads Éva Modvál-Haimovich’s farewell letter to her doll Gerta, written after she made the decision to donate the doll to the Artifacts Collection

Haviva reads Éva Modvál-Haimovich’s farewell letter to her doll Gerta, written after she made the decision to donate the doll to the Artifacts Collection
Haviva displays a drum made from a desecrated Torah scroll, part of the Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Haviva displays a drum made from a desecrated Torah scroll, part of the Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection

Haviva displays a drum made from a desecrated Torah scroll, part of the Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection