Terezin Ghetto research

Example of our Research

Our work encompasses vital tasks such as visiting archives, conducting survivor interviews, and delving into primary sources. Our team is deeply involved in researching various facets of Jewish history within our nation. Notably, Pavel Batel, our esteemed lead historian, has conversed with over 50 eyewitnesses from the Terezin ghetto, amassing invaluable accounts. Presently, our focus revolves around crafting concise documentary films spotlighting distinctive personalities from the Terezin Ghetto.


Interview with Ruth Bondy, famous historian, Terezin and Auschwitz survivor, Czech writer (author of the book "Jakob Edelstein" - necessary for every Terezin scholar).
Our team of guides during an interview of Pavel Batel with Czech-Jewish survivor of Terezin ghetto Mrs. Vidláková.
Jehuda Bacon experienced the angelic actions of Fredy Hirsh (a mentor and protector of Jewish children in Terezin and Auschwitz), and Premysl Pitter (a Christian priest who protected Jewish children.
In Israel during an interview with the son of Gideon Hausner, the prosecutor of Adolf Eichman. His book Justice in Jerusalem documents the legacy of the Hausner family.
Achim Beginsky survived Terezin Ghetto. He was exceptionally stealthy and his skill at sneaking into various blocks.
Anita Tarsi, the leading Israeli historian on Theresienstadt, shared her knowledge with Pavel Batel at the Beit Terezin archive in Givat Chaim Ichud, Israel.
Jehuda Bacon experienced the angelic actions of Fredy Hirsh (a mentor and protector of Jewish children in Terezin and Auschwitz), and Premysl Pitter (a Christian priest who protected Jewish children.
Pavel Batel in London with Jeremy Adler, British writer, philosopher and poet (son of H. G. Adler, Terezin and Auschwitz survivor - the most important Terezin historian and author of crucial books used during interrogation of Adolf Eichmann).
Benjamin Murmelstein - the last and only surviving Elder of Theresienstadt. Historical photography from ghetto time.
Benjamin Murmelstein was accused of collaborating with Nazis and imprisoned after the war. His son, Wolf Murmelstein spent his life trying to clear his father's name. Powerful testimony is proving that Murmelstein was a hero who saved the lives of thousands of Jews prior to transportation to the "East".
Author of famous Terezin poetry, Vera Maisels, is pictured describing adventure stories about hiding in the forest, events following her arrest, her transportation to Auschwitz, and children's plays performed in Terezin.
Israeli (Sima Sachar and Noa David) and Czech (Mrs. Chládková and Mrs. Kuklová) - top Terezin historians and archive specialists - exchange of newest research facts.
Petr Lang: Terezin, Auschwitz and Kaufering survivor, who spent two and a half years in Terezin, describing important facts about everyday ghetto life, and events prior to his Auschwitz transportation.
Pavel Batel and his collection of books about Terezin Ghetto-camp and Terezin Small fortress.
In a prepared documentary film, Terezin sport will have its own chapter. Talking here with Noa David (Beit Terezin - Department of Education, Israel) about the seriousness of this subject.
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