Exhibition "The Truth about Jasenovac – The Right to Remembrance", showcased material from the archives of Israel, Germany, USA, Italy, Norway, Serbia, Republic of Srpska and Croatia and was prepared by the International Expert Group of Historians headed by prof. dr. Gideon Greif, a leading Holocaust historian, expert on Auschwitz at the Holocaust – Shem Olam Institute in Israel. The exhibit included 25 sculptures by sculptors Ljubisa Mancic and Katarina Tripkovic, and 21 drawings by artist Dragan Jelovac, a photo wall by Vukica Mikaca, authentic objects from the Donja Gradina Memorial Centre, books, screening of films: "And Gods Remained Silent" and "Saul's Son". The event was organized by Israeli Holocaust Institute, and New York Jasenovac Research Institute, with the support of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Serbia and Israel, while the Art Director was Serbian film director Emir Kusturica, UNICEF Ambassador, Director of the Andric Institute and signatory of the Memorandum on Cooperation between Serbian and Jewish Academic Communities and Diasporas.                                                                                                                

The exhibition devoted to genocide and the Holocaust in NDH was realized by New York Jasenovac Research Institute, which has been organizing regular annual conferences about this notorious concentration camp. Furthermore, the City of New York is the only foreign city that in 2005 adopted an official decision that 22 April be declared Jasenovac Remembrance Day. The Holocaust Memorial Park in New York is the only foreign memorial park to include a monument to Jasenovac erected by the Serbian diaspora.