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For Ariel Ein-Gal, the '21' in his tattoo represents his friends at the beach, and '20' represents those who survived.

The survivors came together at the Reagan Library's Auschwitz Exhibit to tell their stories and warnings against hate.

Released Palestinian prisoner Lamees Abu Arkoob kisses her mother outside her home near Hebron in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.

Play’s co-producer says Oct. 7 attacks gave the show, which has been running for six years, a renewed sense of purpose

After a performance of Survivor, there is always a Q and A with the audience.

Hundreds of students hear 95-year-old survivor's story at International Holocaust Remembrance Day event at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley.

NEVER FORGET—Holocaust survivors David Lenga, left, and Joe Alexander talk to the media during a news conference Nov. 10 to announce an upcoming exhibit at the Reagan Library titled “Auschwitz: Not Long Ago. Not Far Away.” The touring exhibition will be at the Simi Valley library starting March 2023. The event is expected to sell

NEVER FORGET—Above, Holocaust survivors David Lenga, left, and Joe Alexander talk to the media during a news conference Nov. 10 to announce an upcoming exhibit at the Reagan Library titled “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away.” Above right, guests listen as the Holocaust survivors share their experiences at the news conference. The exhibition will

NEVER FORGET—Holocaust survivors David Lenga, left, and Joe Alexander talk to the media during a news conference Nov. 10 to announce an upcoming exhibit at the Reagan Library titled “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away.” The touring exhibition will be at the Simi Valley library starting March 2023. The event is expected to sell

END OF THE LINE—A semitruck transports a German-made, World War II-era Model 2 freight car to the Reagan Library in Simi Valley on Nov. 10. The freight car is a key artifact in the “Auschwitz: Not long ago. Not far away.” The exhibit is slated to open March 24 at the library, was used to