辛辛那提博物馆的一个大型展览讲述了奥斯维辛大屠杀的恐怖景象,突显了100多万人被种族灭绝的事件,敦促警惕仇恨。 A major exhibit at Cincinnati's museum recounts the Holocaust’s horrors at Auschwitz, highlighting the genocide of over 1 million people and urging vigilance against hate.

辛辛那提博物馆中心的"奥斯威辛:不久前,不远"展览将于2026年4月12日开放,是博物馆最大的巡回展览,提供了一个黑暗的,为期两小时的体验,详细介绍了大屠杀在奥斯威辛的影响. The "Auschwitz: Not Long Ago, Not Far Away" exhibit at Cincinnati Museum Center, open through April 12, 2026, is the museum’s largest traveling exhibition, offering a somber, two-hour experience detailing the Holocaust’s impact at Auschwitz. 它通过个人艺术品和幸存者故事,系统地谋杀了100多万人,包括600万犹太人和受迫害的群体,如罗姆人、政治犯和男女同性恋、双性恋和变性者。 It presents the systematic murder of over 1 million people, including six million Jews and persecuted groups like Roma, political prisoners, and LGBTQ+ individuals, through personal artifacts and survivor stories. 得到奥斯威辛官员支持的展览强调了纳粹意识形态的持久相关性,并敦促对防止今后发生暴行进行反思。 The exhibit, supported by Auschwitz officials, emphasizes the lasting relevance of Nazi ideologies and urges reflection on preventing future atrocities.