Seattle Museum Teaches Tolerance Through Stories Of The Holocaust
Starving prisoners in Mauthausen camp liberated on 5 May 1945.
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Kim Malcolm talks to Dee Simon, executive director of The Holocaust Center for Humanity, Seattle's first Holocaust museum, about why she works to share the story of the genocide.
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Kim Malcolm
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