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21st June 2024

Celebrating the launch of Testimony360

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This week Testimony360, a new immersive educational programme by the Holocaust Educational Trust, was officially launched. This groundbreaking programme combines AI and VR to preserve the stories of Holocaust survivors for future generations – giving students unprecedented virtual access to survivor testimony and revolutionising how young people can learn about the events of the Holocaust.

Proud to play our part

As the HET's VR production partner, we wanted to share how proud we are to have been part of this process. It was truly an honour to work on such a significant and poignant project that will help support the HET’s mission to ensure future generations understand the impact of the Holocaust.

From 360 filming across Europe to meeting the survivors and sharing their stories and celebrating their bravery, this was a profound experience for our team and we put many months of hard work, care and technical expertise into ensuring the VR educational experience is the very best it can be. 

Congratulations go to the HET for their vision, with thanks for giving us the opportunity to work alongside them. From the initial reactions and feedback, it shows just how effective this programme looks set to be.

Testimonials to Testimony 360

“This immersive approach provides a visceral connection to history, supplementing textbook knowledge with a deeper emotional and spatial understanding.”

Tech Times

"Never during those dark days of the Holocaust did I ever imagine that one day I would see myself, and my story, immortalised in this way. I have spoken to thousands of pupils over the years - perhaps now I will make it millions. If this is my legacy, it will be a truly remarkable one."

Manfred Goldberg, Holocaust survivor – Sky News

“Goldberg described the technology as a ‘form of magic’.”

The Guardian

“Goldberg said he was taking part to help counter the spread of antisemitism, by using technology for good… “Pupils told me when they listened to the lesson from the history teacher who had read that from a book, it’s dry. It’s not interesting. But they say ‘listening to a testimony from a survivor like you is an unforgettable experience’.”

The Times


a film crew with a holocaust survivor and his wife

Ell, Marcell & Robin with Manfred & Shary Goldberg.

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