Crown Princess Victoria Visits the Exhibition Untold at the Holocaust Museum

On Thursday, December 12, Crown Princess Victoria visited the exhibition Untold, which is on display at the Swedish Holocaust Museum in Stockholm. The Untold exhibition depicts the genocide of the Sinti and Roma during the Holocaust. Exhibition producers Dan Hultqvist and Diana Chafik guided the Crown Princess through the exhibition.

The exhibition Untold tells the story of the background and consequences of the genocide in the Roma section of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in 1944. The genocide of the Sinti and Roma during the Holocaust was officially recognized by West Germany in 1982 and did not become a day of remembrance in the EU until 2015.

The Swedish Holocaust Museum in Stockholm is a state museum dedicated to preserving and passing on the memory of the Holocaust. The museum aims to deepen and expand knowledge of the Holocaust at a national level. A key foundation for the museum is the stories of the survivors who came to Sweden.