Survivor Testimony: Janine Webber BEM

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National Holocaust Museum
Sunday 11 January 2026 | 1pm - 2.30pm
Event tickets £5 adults, £3.50 children
Admission tickets £10 adults, £7.50 children (14-17), £9 concession (65+)

The first in a series of Holocaust Survivor speakers leading up to Holocaust Memorial Day. Hear Holocaust Survivor Janine Webber share her remarkable story of loss, resilience and survival from wartime Poland. Reccommended 14+.

Join the National Holocaust Museum on Sunday 11th January for the special opportunity to hear Holocaust survivor Janine Webber's incredible testimony.

Born in 1932 in Lwów, Poland, Janine endured unimaginable loss and hardship during the Holocaust. She faced constant danger, lost all members of her immediate family, and endured horrific conditions in multiple hiding places. She was eventually rescued by a Polish man named Edek, who first hid her in an attic and reunited her with her aunt, before she adopted a new identity and was sent to a Catholic convent to live with a priest. 

Janine's testimony continues to provide a poignant truth about resilience, loss, and survival, alongside a powerful message of acceptance of minorities. 

Please note: due to the sensitive material in Janine's talk, we advise this talk is suitable for individuals aged 14+.

Booking a ticket 

• You must book in advance to guarantee a space. Tickets are limited and sold on a first come first served basis
• Please book your admission tickets AND add additional event tickets per person who wishes to listen to Janine's talk
• If you have visited within the last year and have your receipt you may book admission using the "free return option" but you must still add the correct number of tickets for Janine's talk