Swedish Holocaust Museum

Discover an important chapter of Swedish history at the Swedish Holocaust Museum in Stockholm. Through personal stories, photographs, artifacts and eyewitness accounts, you’ll learn about Sweden’s complex relationship with the Holocaust and World War II. Although Sweden remained officially neutral during the war, its actions were far from straightforward: the country made concessions to Nazi Germany while also providing refuge for people fleeing persecution.

At the heart of the museum are the stories of Holocaust survivors who came to Sweden, brought to life through their testimonies and personal belongings. Explore the experiences of those affected by Nazi persecution, discover different perspectives on this dark period in history and learn how the Holocaust is connected to Sweden’s own past.

This is a place for remembrance, reflection and learning. Take your time exploring the exhibitions and hear the voices of those whose stories deserve to be remembered.