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Step into the stories of Eindhoven residents from World War II and experience the tough choices they faced.
Always think for yourself
This exhibition, based on childhood memories shared by elderly people with children as part of the educational project "Oorlog In mijn Buurt (War In my Neighborhood)" encourages you to reflect on dilemmas that could mean the difference between right and wrong.
The core message of Jewish resistance fighter Miriam Ohringer "Always think for yourself," serves as the foundation of this exhibition. Sarah van Elsberg designed the concept, guiding visitors through their own choices, much like those faced during the war years. Studio jeroen van veluw translated this idea into an impressive installation that invites you to experience the stories for yourself.
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