SHOAH MEMORIAL

Checking the Event or Venue's Website: If you're attending a screening at a museum, memorial, or cultural institution (like the SHOAH Memorial), the venue’s official website would often have details about ticket inclusion lists, eligibility, or access

Contacting the Organizers Directly: You can also reach out to the event organizers or the ticketing service to ask about the inclusion list, discounts, or eligibility criteria for the film screening

General Public: Tickets for guided tours are often available to the public, either for free or for a fee, depending on the policy of the Shoah Memorial

School Groups: Educational institutions, including high schools or universities, might be included in the list for special educational tours, often with tailored content for students

Survivors or Descendants of Survivors: In some cases, tickets might be available specifically for survivors or their descendants as part of a commemoration or educational initiative

Special Events or Invitations: Some tours may be reserved for people with special invitations, for example, from partner organizations, government representatives, or for commemorative events

Educational Groups: Schools, universities, and other educational organizations may have priority access or special arrangements for their students and educators to participate in these trips as part of an educational program

Survivors, Descendants, or Special Guests: Certain individuals, such as Holocaust survivors, their families, or special guests invited for commemorative purposes, may be included in the trip or receive priority for tickets

Commemorative or Special Events: The trip might be part of a larger commemorative or historical event, in which case specific individuals or organizations may be invited to join

General Public: Many exhibitions, including "1942: A Turning Point", are open to the general public. Tickets can be purchased either in advance or at the entrance, depending on the specific exhibition guidelines

Educational Groups: Schools, universities, and other educational institutions may be granted priority or special access to tickets for their students and educators, often as part of educational programs related to Holocaust education

Survivors and Descendants: Certain events or commemorative exhibitions might offer special access to Holocaust survivors or their descendants, often for free or at a discounted price

Special Guests or Invitation-Only Groups: Some events might be reserved for invited guests, such as representatives from partner organizations, government officials, or other commemorative participants

Guided Tours: If the exhibition includes guided tours, the inclusion list might refer to specific groups that are eligible for those tours (e.g., guided tours in a particular language or with specialized content)

General Public: The exhibition may be open to the general public, and tickets can typically be purchased through the Shoah Memorial’s website or at the entrance. Availability might depend on the exhibition's schedule and visitor capacity

Educational Groups: Schools, universities, or other educational organizations may have priority access or may be eligible for special tickets for students, educators, or researchers involved in Holocaust or Olympic studies

Survivors, Descendants, and Special Groups: There may be special access or discounted/free tickets for Holocaust survivors, their descendants, or other groups related to the Shoah Memorial's missions

Special Tours or Events: If the exhibition includes special tours (for example, guided tours in a particular language, or tours that focus on specific themes such as sports, history, or social issues), certain groups may be included for these tours. This could include invited guests, academics, or individuals affiliated with partner organizations

General Public: Tickets for the exhibition will likely be available to the general public. Visitors can usually purchase tickets directly through the Shoah Memorial's website or at the entrance, depending on availability

Educational Groups: Schools, universities, and other educational organizations involved in history, sports, or social studies may be eligible for group tickets, often at a discounted price. These groups might also have access to specialized educational tours

Survivors, Descendants, and Special Access: The Shoah Memorial often offers special access to Holocaust survivors and their descendants. These individuals might receive free or discounted tickets

Special Events and Invited Groups: For particular events or special tours, there may be specific inclusion lists for invited guests, such as officials, academics, or representatives from partner organizations

General Public: The permanent exhibition is usually open to the public, and tickets can be purchased through the Shoah Memorial's website or at the entrance. Guided tours might be available on specific days or by reservation

Educational Groups: Schools, universities, and educational organizations often have access to special guided tours, particularly those focused on Holocaust education. These groups may receive tickets or reserved spots for their students and educators

Survivors and Descendants: Holocaust survivors, their families, and descendants may be eligible for free or discounted tickets, as well as priority access to guided tours, depending on the policies of the Shoah Memorial

Special Guests or Invitation-Only Groups: Certain individuals or organizations, such as invited guests, academics, or those involved in partnerships with the memorial, might be granted special access to guided tours, including private or themed tours