This exhibition details the story of Naomi Warren (née Kaplan) and Arthur Tyler, an Oxfordshire Yeomanry soldier who helped liberate her from Bergen-Belsen. The exhibition showcases the letters Tyler wrote to help reunite Kaplan with family in Texas. Included in the exhibition will be highlights from the Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum’s Life Lines project, where artists were invited to create works inspired by the story of Naomi and Arthur. Special thanks to Benjamin Warren, Elyse Kalmans, and the Warren and Spector families for their commitment and passion for preserving the legacy of Naomi Warren and supporting this exhibition. And to Myfanwy Lloyd, historian at the Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, whose research formed the foundation for this exhibition.
Using the lessons of the Holocaust, HMH teaches the dangers of hatred, prejudice and apathy.
