Michael Berenbaum

Michael Berenbaum is a renowned scholar and writer specializing in the study of the Holocaust. He served as the project director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and later as the director of the museum’s Research Institute. Berenbaum played a significant role in the conceptual development of the museum and its exhibitions, ensuring that the narratives of victims and survivors are accurately and respectfully represented. His extensive body of work includes numerous books, articles, and documentaries that explore various aspects of the Holocaust and its legacy. Berenbaum's expertise also extends to the impact of the Holocaust on Jewish theology and identity, as well as its broader implications for human rights and genocide prevention. His contributions to Holocaust studies and his efforts in education and remembrance continue to be vital resources for scholars, educators, and the public.

Books

Encyclopedia of the Holocaust 1-2 A-K In Memory's Kitchen: A Legacy from the Women of Terezin