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National Events

What Do Polls Reveal about Americans and the Holocaust?

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Washington, DC 7 P.M.

50 Children: The Story of Mr. and Mrs. Kraus

Beachwood, OH 7 P.M.

Our Walls Bear Witness: Burma’s Rohingya Still Under Threat

Washington, DC 5:30 P.M.

Dear Ambassador
Film Screening and Discussion

Washington, DC 6 P.M.
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Setting the Stage for the Holocaust

Antisemitic myths about World War I's end played a role in Hitler's rise to power.

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Letter from Holocaust Survivors to Pittsburgh Jewish Community

Museum Condemns Pittsburgh Synagogue Attack

Serge and Beate Klarsfeld and the Syria Civil Defense to Each Receive 2019 Museum Elie Wiesel Award

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