In a bold stand against rising antisemitism and historical amnesia, South Korea’s first Holocaust museum—sparked by the horrors of October 7—aims to educate, repent, and forge deeper ties between Korean Christians and the Jewish people.

Just over a year after his death we remember Martin Greenfield, the sole survivor of his family after the Holocaust, who rebuilt his life in the United States, becoming one of the world's premier tailors, dressing presidents and celebrities alike.

The immersive exhibit also marks the first time that the annex has been completely recreated outside of Amsterdam, and the first time that dozens of artifacts will be seen in the United States — many of which have never been displayed publicly.