Potsdam Museum Launches VR Exhibit to Preserve Holocaust Testimonies
The Brandenburg Museum uses virtual reality to offer immersive experiences with Holocaust survivors, ensuring their stories endure.
- The Brandenburg Museum for Future, Present, and History in Potsdam has opened a new exhibition called 'In Echt? – Virtuelle Begegnung mit NS-Zeitzeug:innen'.
- The exhibit features virtual reality interviews with five Holocaust survivors who experienced the Nazi era as children or teenagers.
- Visitors can use VR technology to interact with 3D recordings of survivors, providing a sense of personal engagement with their stories.
- The exhibition aims to maintain Holocaust remembrance as the number of living survivors dwindles over time.
- Workshops and educational programs accompany the exhibit, recommended for visitors aged 14 and older.