Plan your Visit To Yad Vashem
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Sun-Thurs: 08:30-17:00
Fridays and holiday eves: 08:30-14:00
Saturday and Jewish holidays – Closed

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

"Megillat Hitler" rolled together with a Megillat Esther (Esther Scroll)

Spread over seven chapters, written in the style of Megillat Esther ("Esther Scroll"), Prosper Hassine, a scribe and teacher in Casablanca, related the events of the Holocaust, from the rise of Hitler to power, through the occupation of Europe and culminating with the murder of the Jews and the plunder of their property. The final three chapters, written after the liberation of Morocco, are dedicated to the history of North African Jewry and their liberation by the Allies.

"Megillat Hitler" rolled together with a Megillat Esther (Esther Scroll), Casablanca, Morocco, 1944
"Megillat Hitler" rolled together with a Megillat Esther (Esther Scroll), Casablanca, Morocco, 1944

"Megillat Hitler" rolled together with a Megillat Esther (Esther Scroll), Casablanca, Morocco, 1944
Three chapters of the "Megillat Hitler" relating the deliverance of the Jews of North Africa
Three chapters of the "Megillat Hitler" relating the deliverance of the Jews of North Africa

Three chapters of the "Megillat Hitler" relating the deliverance of the Jews of North Africa
Renzo and Sarah Corcos in Casablanca, having fled from Fascist Italy
Renzo and Sarah Corcos in Casablanca, having fled from Fascist Italy

Renzo and Sarah Corcos in Casablanca, having fled from Fascist Italy