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Opening Hours:

Sunday to Thursday: ‬09:00-17:00

Fridays and Holiday eves: ‬09:00-14:00

Yad Vashem is closed on Saturdays and all Jewish Holidays.

Entrance to the Holocaust History Museum is not permitted for children under the age of 10. Babies in strollers or carriers will not be permitted to enter.

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Child's cutlery that came with Mirjam and Henri Hamerslag when they were transferred to the Dutch underground

Baby’s eating utensils that arrived together with Henri Hamerslag when Mirjam Waterman transferred him to Hetty Voute at the train station and thence to Katy Mulder
Baby’s eating utensils that arrived together with Henri Hamerslag when Mirjam Waterman transferred him to Hetty Voute at the train station and thence to Katy Mulder

Baby’s eating utensils that arrived together with Henri Hamerslag when Mirjam Waterman transferred him to Hetty Voute at the train station and thence to Katy Mulder
Mirjam and Henri (later known as Zwi) Hamerslag following the war in 1948
Mirjam and Henri (later known as Zwi) Hamerslag following the war in 1948

Mirjam and Henri (later known as Zwi) Hamerslag following the war in 1948
Mirjam Waterman and Menachem Pinkhof in 1943. Mirjam and Menachem were later married
Mirjam Waterman and Menachem Pinkhof in 1943. Mirjam and Menachem were later married

Mirjam Waterman and Menachem Pinkhof in 1943. Mirjam and Menachem were later married
Henri (later known as Zwi) Hamerslag with a caretaker in the children’s home in Hilversum in 1943
Henri (later known as Zwi) Hamerslag with a caretaker in the children’s home in Hilversum in 1943

Henri (later known as Zwi) Hamerslag with a caretaker in the children’s home in Hilversum in 1943
Kittie Frank, during the war
Kittie Frank, during the war

Kittie Frank, during the war
Katy Mulder
Katy Mulder

Katy Mulder
Strip of cloth left over from a Nazi flag, signed by women prisoners in Ravensbrück
Strip of cloth left over from a Nazi flag, signed by women prisoners in Ravensbrück

Strip of cloth left over from a Nazi flag, signed by women prisoners in Ravensbrück
Henriette Voute, 1940s
Henriette Voute, 1940s

Henriette Voute, 1940s
Hetty Voute planting a tree in the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations together with Zwi Hamerslag
Hetty Voute planting a tree in the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations together with Zwi Hamerslag

Hetty Voute planting a tree in the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations together with Zwi Hamerslag
Gisela Wieberdink-Söhnlein
Gisela Wieberdink-Söhnlein

Gisela Wieberdink-Söhnlein
The coat that Mirjam Hamerslag was wearing when she was brought to the home in Hilversum
The coat that Mirjam Hamerslag was wearing when she was brought to the home in Hilversum

The coat that Mirjam Hamerslag was wearing when she was brought to the home in Hilversum
Zwi and Mirjam Hamerslag’s Aliyah Certificate
Zwi and Mirjam Hamerslag’s Aliyah Certificate

Zwi and Mirjam Hamerslag’s Aliyah Certificate
  Amalia Hamerslag, the mother of Miriam and Henri (Zvi) Hamerslag, who was murdered in Sobibor
Amalia Hamerslag, the mother of Miriam and Henri (Zvi) Hamerslag, who was murdered in Sobibor

  Amalia Hamerslag, the mother of Miriam and Henri (Zvi) Hamerslag, who was murdered in Sobibor
The orphanage run by survivor Natan Dasberg in Hilversum after the war. Henri (Zvi) and Miriam, arm in arm, are in the foreground sitting on the balustrade
The orphanage run by survivor Natan Dasberg in Hilversum after the war. Henri (Zvi) and Miriam, arm in arm, are in the foreground sitting on the balustrade

The orphanage run by survivor Natan Dasberg in Hilversum after the war. Henri (Zvi) and Miriam, arm in arm, are in the foreground sitting on the balustrade