📅 1 Novèmber 1978
President Jimmy Carter established a commission chaired by survivor and writer Elie Wiesel to recommend how the United States should remember and teach the Holocaust. The commission proposed a...
📅 7 Òktober 1980
President Carter signed Public Law 96-388, establishing the United States Holocaust Memorial Council. The council was charged with creating a national museum, organizing Days of Remembrance, and...
📅 22 April 1993
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum was dedicated in Washington, DC, with speeches by President Bill Clinton, Israeli President Chaim Herzog, and survivor and Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel. Its...
📅 28 Yanüari 2000
Delegates at the Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust adopted a declaration affirming commitments to remembrance, research, and education. The forum brought national governments and...
