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How can we keep the memory of the Holocaust alive?

27 January 2022

11:18 PM

27 January 2022

11:18 PM

‘If people like me do not proclaim their experiences for others to hear, then future generations will not learn the lessons of these, perhaps the darkest, moments of our history,’ said Freda Wineman, who survived Auschwitz and other Nazi concentration camps and dedicated much of her life after the second world war to sharing her story.

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