Survive: Stories of Women and Children's Resilience in World War II

🌍 On May 8th, the Partners of the SURVIVE project gathered for an online meeting dedicated to sharing and discussing the activities we are currently implementing within the project. Together with our Partners, we presented how we are organizing and carrying out activities such as Human Library sessions, Urban Trekking, and the production of video testimonies. The meeting was a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas, experiences, and different approaches while working together to preserve important stories of resilience and memory. ✨📚🎥

Cake server - it is an exquisite example of 20th century decorative metalwork, likely crafted from silver. The handle is similarly adorned wiith classical ornamentation, reflecting the high quality craftsmanship of the interwar era.

Now digitized in 3D by (Poland), you can examine this everyday object that witnessed extraordinary courage.

👉 Tap the link to discover its story and explore the 3D version: https://survive-cerv.eu/gallery/

The box is constructed from wood with a dark finish, displaying a visible grain and natural patina consistent with mid 20th century domestic objects. Its modest and utalitarian design suggests it was intended for safe keeping personal items, such as documents, photographs, or small mementos.

Now digitized in 3D by (Poland), you can examine this everyday object that witnessed extraordinary courage.

👉 Tap the link to discover its story and explore the 3D version: https://survive-cerv.eu/gallery/

On this 25th of April, we celebrate the resistance against fascism and the ongoing commitment to a Europe rooted in peace, freedom, and solidarity.

Every year in Italy, this day commemorates the fall of Mussolini’s regime and the end of the N**i occupation. It marks the liberation of cities like Milan, Turin, and Genoa, while Bologna was liberated earlier, on April 21st .

Across the country, marches, speeches, and cultural events honor the courage of those who fought for liberation and democracy.

Buon 25 aprile a tuttə!

The mezuzah consists of a protective case housing a parchment scroll with passages from the Torah. This exceptional piece dates back to 1820. It was inherited by Mrs. Feuer from her polish paternal grandparents — David Feuer and Henry Merdinger.

Now digitized in 3D by (Poland), you can examine this everyday object that witnessed extraordinary courage.

👉 Tap the link to discover its story and explore the 3D version: https://survive-cerv.eu/gallery/

Likely crafted from sheet metal or aluminum, it features a functional and simple closing mechanism characteristic of early 20th century utilitarian design. Dating back to 1920 this object holds significant sentimental value as a cherished heirloom of the Merdinger and Feuer families.

Now digitized in 3D by (Poland), you can examine this everyday object that witnessed extraordinary courage.

👉 Tap the link to discover its story and explore the 3D version: https://survive-cerv.eu/gallery/

An ancient symbol of Judaism, representing the seven days of creation, spread of spiritual light and classical branches of knowledge. Beyond it’s practical utility the object served as a sacred ritual object – a visual representation of the connection between God and the people.

Now digitized in 3D by (Poland), you can examine this everyday object that witnessed extraordinary courage.

👉 Tap the link to discover its story and explore the 3D version: https://survive-cerv.eu/gallery/

According to oral history, sleds were used during the Będzin ghetto’s operation in Kamionka in 1942–43. During the winter they were used to transport coal from the nearby mines of Zagłębie Dąbrowskie – a region of a highly industrialized character. The item has value as a material testimony of everyday life and work under N**i occupation.

Now digitized in 3D by (Poland), you can examine this everyday object that witnessed extraordinary courage.

👉 Tap the link to discover its story and explore the 3D version: https://survive-cerv.eu/gallery/