Terezin Ghetto Story
with Pavel Batel
Legacy of the Terezin ghetto
The story of the Terezin Ghetto/Camp is one of the most powerful narratives of humanity ever recounted, hidden in the shadow of general historical facts.
It is a story of sophisticated evil and the master deception project of Adolf Eichmann.
Experience the journey with team members of a dedicated historian and writer Pavel Batel, who interviewed over forty survivors worldwide and took part in creating documentaries.
It is a story of sophisticated evil and the master deception project of Adolf Eichmann.
Experience the journey with team members of a dedicated historian and writer Pavel Batel, who interviewed over forty survivors worldwide and took part in creating documentaries.
Pavel Batel & team
Pavel Batel dedicated two decades to intensive research on the history of the Terezin Ghetto. Collecting testimonies from Holocaust survivors and eyewitnesses is crucial for preserving the memory of the past and ensuring that the horrors of the Shoa are never forgotten. Interviewing survivors "behind closed doors" is especially important, as it allows them to share their most personal and painful memories in a safe and private environment.
Our team after an interview with Terezin and Auschwitz survivor
Mrs. Vidláková.
Our team after an interview with Terezin and Auschwitz survivor
Mrs. Vidláková.
Testimonies of Holocaust survivors
Interview with Ruth Bondy, famous historian, Terezin and Auschwitz survivor, Czech writer (author of the book "Jakob Edelstein" - necessary for every Terezin scholar).
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.
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".
Terezin ghetto tour
You can visit Terezin on a fully flexible private tour or as part of a limited number of participants on a semi-private tour. Both options include pick up and drop off at your hotel in Prague. The length of the tour varies but the minimal time recommended is 5 hours including the 45 minutes long drive from Prague.
Private tour
Custom-made private tours with door-to-door service are fully flexible and tailored to meet your expectations.
Arrival back to Prague - 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
The price starts at 350 EUR*/ group.
*price varies based on number of participants.
Arrival back to Prague - 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
The price starts at 350 EUR*/ group.
*price varies based on number of participants.
Semi-private tour
Semi-private tour is limited to maximum of seven participants.
The arrival back to Prague is at 3:00 PM.
The price is 110 EUR per person.
The arrival back to Prague is at 3:00 PM.
The price is 110 EUR per person.
Excursion
Academic or other specialized educational excursion for groups of students, historians, or Holocaust educators.
Kindly send us an email and we will gladly accommodate your group.
Kindly send us an email and we will gladly accommodate your group.
''Dear Pavel, We would like to thank you for the instructive tour. Your intellectual and emotional involvement in the Terezin tragedy is so exciting. You have tremendous talent as a teacher for such an uneasy visit. Esther and I were very pleased that the professional historical tour in Terezin became a basis for personal relations and appreciation. We hope to meet you again during one of your visits to Israel and would love to stand to your right in whatever you want."
Israel J. Yuval
Professor of Jewish History
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
