Survivors: Faces of Life after the Holocaust
As part of the events marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day, from 29 January to 26 February 2025 the European Central Bank hosted an exhibition of Martin Schoeller’s compelling and deeply moving portraits of Holocaust survivors.
Read the related press releaseWe remember the Holocaust
Each year at our main building, we honour the memory of the victims of the Holocaust, including the Jewish men, women and children who were deported from Frankfurt’s Grossmarkthalle – part of the site on which we now work.
Take a look at the photos from this year’s commemoration eventA glimpse of the exhibition
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Maurice Gluck
"Do not ever forget, but try to forgive. In this world, there are good people and bad people. Try to find the good ones."
Ester Hurwitz
"As survivors, we tried to raise our children without burdening them with our horrible past. We had lost our families and we did not want to traumatize our children; we wanted them to grow up in a different world, a world where the Holocaust could not exist anymore."
Haim Roet
“We have to do our best to help others. ‘Never again’ refers not only to Jews, but to the whole of humanity.”