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Survivors and families gathered outside the Museum on November 2nd, 2003 — USHMM #9047-004, #9047-016

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Did you attend the Tribute to Holocaust Survivors? Please share your reflections upon the Tribute weekend and its many highlights. Which moments and events were most meaningful to you? Where are you from and were you able to reunite with other people from the same places?

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Elliott ShemTov Date February 25, 2004 01:02 AM	Less than 60 years ago millions of jews met torture and death....60 years ago. The timeline of life goes back thousands of years, but only 60 years ago jews and other were tortured and killed. This is a tale that should be taught to every child of every land for the rest of time. Myself, being jewish was just my religion, with my understanding of the holocaust, I now beleive being Jewish is an honor.
Tribute participant Date February 19, 2004 09:50 AM	Thank you for remembering my family -- my aunts and my uncles and my cousins -- and my half-brother, killed age 4, whose name my father never spoke. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]
Tribute participant Date February 19, 2004 09:49 AM	For my mother and in memory of my grandparents: sharing the painful history so we never forget. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]
Tribute participants Date February 19, 2004 09:49 AM	As members of the second and third generation we are grateful for the Holocaust Museum and the opportunity to remember the six million, my fathers parents and family and my father's survival. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]
Tribute participant Date February 19, 2004 09:48 AM	I am here today as a wife of a survivor, my loving husband who died in 1994 at 63 -- He left a legacy of two beautiful children who will bear his mark for future generations to live in peace and equality of our human race. Educate, remember and persevere. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]
Tribute participant Date February 19, 2004 09:48 AM	We bear witness to the evil that men can do and vow to not let it happen again. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]
Tribute participant Date February 19, 2004 09:47 AM	To all the survivors: Thank You. Without you we wouldn't be here. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]
Lisa Date February 14, 2004 06:42 PM	I come to the this museum in memory of my dearly loved parents who died during the holocaust. Thank you for letting the world know what a big mistake the holocaust was. May the world have peace once again.
Tribute participant Date February 12, 2004 03:21 PM	In loving memory of my daddy -- who lost his entire family -- sweet little sisters, his dear parents, and who was tormented with grief, unable to tell his story. May all our children keep this history alive. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]
Tribute participant Date February 12, 2004 03:20 PM	In memory of an entire family I will never know. [Inscription on Scroll of Remembrance, USHMM, November 2, 2003]

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