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What You Do Matters: 2019 South Florida Dinner

Benefit Event

6 p.m. Reception
7 p.m. Dinner

Join the Museum as we honor survivors of the Holocaust with the prestigious Elie Wiesel Award at the annual South Florida Dinner.

Featured Speaker
Daniel Greene, Historian and Curator, Americans and the Holocaust exhibition

Dr. Daniel Greene will speak about new findings from the Museum's 25th anniversary project—the Americans and the Holocaust exhibition. He will focus on what Americans knew about the threat of Nazism and ask why rescue of Jews never became a priority for most Americans.

Chairs
Shelley and Craig Menin

Vice Chairs
Marla and Steve Garchik

Honoring Survivors of the Holocaust

For more information, contact the Museum’s Southeast Regional Office at 561.995.6773 or southeast@ushmm.org. 

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