Join us for the first in a series of three events marking 90 years since the arrival of the SS Stuttgart in South Africa, and honouring the Jewish refugees from Nazism who rebuilt their lives here and around the world.

During the Second World War, geography and politics shaped very different fates for Jews in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Hungary. Passage to Sweden tells how ordinary people, and entire nations, helped save thousands of Jewish lives: a powerful reminder that anyone can make a difference.