Bringing History Back to Life: The Museum of Survivors Opens in Brněnec, Czech Republic.

A factory in Czech Republic is open again. It is now a museum about the Holocaust and Oskar Schindler. Schindler saved 1,200 Jews from the Nazis during World War II.

The museum opened on the 80th anniversary of the war's end. Schindler got a ring from Jewish people he saved in 1945. The ring had words saying saving one life saves the world.

Daniel Löw-Beer helped make the museum. His family owned the factory before the Nazis took it. He wants to bring back his family's history and tell Schindler's story.

The museum shows the stories of Schindler, his wife, and the Löw-Beer family. It also has stories from people who survived the Holocaust. The museum will have shows, talks, movies, concerts, and a cafe.

More buildings at the site will be fixed up. The town hall will make an information center in Schindler's old office. The museum is not open every day now, but it teaches students about the Holocaust.