The Holocaust Museum in Odesa

The museum contains photographs, documents, artifacts, and personal accounts highlighting the experiences of Jewish citizens during World War II and the Holocaust period.

Romanian and German forces occupied Odesa in October 1941, leading to systematic persecution that reduced the Jewish population from 200,000 to fewer than 3,000 by 1942.

The museum features a research library, training center, and memorial spaces that preserve the stories of Holocaust survivors and victims from the Transnistria region.

Located at 111 Mala Arnautska Street, the museum opened in 2009 and provides educational programs about the consequences of discrimination through exhibits and discussions.

The facility houses a mini-diorama depicting a Jewish ghetto from 1942, illustrating the living conditions of families during the Romanian occupation.

Location: Odesa

Inception: 2009

Official opening: June 22, 2009

Address: вул. Мала Арнаутська, 111, Одеса, УКраїна 65007 65007

Website: https://ujew.com.ua/objects/odesskaya-oblast/odessa/muzej-holokosta3

GPS coordinates: 46.47157,30.73181

Latest update: March 12, 2025 14:08