Exhibition "Finding Ivy"

Mehrere Roll-Up-Banner der Ausstellung, die auf einem braunen Holzfußboden stehen. Hinter den Bannern sind Fenster zu erkennen.

The bilingual (German/English) exhibition "Finding Ivy. A life worthy of life" is dedicated to the biographies of British victims of the National Socialist "euthanasia" murders. 

Among the approximately 70,000 people who were murdered in 1940 and 1941 as part of “Aktion T4”, there were also some who had a biographical connection to Great Britain. An international research team led by Dr. Helen Atherton from the University of Leeds has been reconstructing the lives of these people. The results are now available to the public as part of a traveling exhibition.

Using a range of archive material collected in the UK, Austria, Germany and beyond, as well as reports and records from family members, the team compiled 13 lives to be displayed on roll-up banners.

 On Monday, April 15th, a commentary on the exhibition by well-known journalist Dominic Lawson appeared in the high-circulation British newspaper "Daily Mail".

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