Holocaust History
Examine the systems and events of the Holocaust in depth.
Educational trip
Germany: The Holocaust & The Memorial to the Murdered Jews
One small brass stone. One name that must not vanish. Berlin's memorials ask hard questions about memory, and you'll help keep the answers visible.
From$1050 per person
Duration7 days, 6 nights
SubjectsHistory, Sociology, Ethics, Global Politics
LevelsMiddle & High School (Grades 9-12), College/University
Overview
About this journey
From the abstract concrete pillars of the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe to the preserved barracks of Sachsenhausen, students confront one of history’s darkest chapters directly.
- Examine the history and mechanisms of the Holocaust
- Analyze how memorial architecture communicates historical trauma
- Explore ethical questions around memory, responsibility, and prevention
- Discuss the global political legacy of the Holocaust
Educational & Experiential
Learning-focused travel with real-world insights.
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Moments from the journey
From the silent pillars of Berlin’s memorial to the preserved barracks of Sachsenhausen, this journey confronts history’s darkest chapter with care and rigor.
Key themes
What students investigate
Discover how Germany confronts historical trauma through memorial design, education, and ethical reflection.
Memorial Architecture
Analyze how design and space communicate historical memory.
Ethics of Memory
Discuss the responsibilities of remembrance and prevention.
Political Legacy
Connect Holocaust history to contemporary global politics and human rights.
What's included
Sites and visits
- Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, BerlinA powerful memorial using abstract architecture to honor Holocaust victims and encourage reflection on remembrance and responsibility.
- Sachsenhausen Memorial and MuseumFormer concentration camp preserving the history of Nazi persecution and the experiences of its victims.
- Topography of Terror, BerlinMuseum documenting the institutions and mechanisms behind the Nazi regime's system of terror.
- Berlin Wall MemorialHistoric site illustrating Germany's post-war division and the lasting consequences of political ideology.
- Jewish Museum BerlinLandmark museum exploring centuries of Jewish life, culture, and history in Germany through compelling exhibitions and architecture.
Explore and reserve
Ready for a rigorous, respectful engagement with history?
This journey through Berlin and Sachsenhausen confronts memory, ethics, and historical responsibility.