Overview
- The exhibition at Neuengamme runs until June 25, featuring personal belongings taken from inmates upon arrival at concentration camps.
- The artifacts, sourced from the Arolsen Archives, are presented in a shipping container on the site’s former roll-call square.
- More than 1,000 families have already been located and reunited with possessions including wedding rings, watches, fountain pens, and photo-filled wallets.
- Visitors can scan QR codes to access video portraits of relatives sharing their connections to the objects on display.
- A number of unclaimed effects remain on view as teams continue their search to identify and return items to surviving family members.