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Holocaust

In commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, we have highlighted resources that help us understand how the Holocaust was humanly possible.

Night Study Guide
Holocaust and Human Behavior
Survivor Sonia Weitz Speaks

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The Holocaust's Relevance Today
While we mark 63 years since concentration camps were liberated, we also note that the study and commemoration of the Holocaust is a contemporary phenomenon.

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