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If you would like to learn more about the Holocaust, an exhibit remembering the stories of local survivors is now open to the public at the Rancho San Diego Library.

A new exhibit about the Holocaust focuses on survivors living in San Diego. ABC 10News Anchor Jared Aarons shows how it uses the present to help educate about the past.

The County just approved the creation of a second Holocaust memorial exhibit. This is an important recognition for the Jewish community in San Diego.

My grandmother had worn the dress in Auschwitz and in Oederan (a work camp). She had worn it on a death march and in a Nazi cattle car.

I’m one of the very fortunate ones — thanks to the resilience of my parents, and to the help my parents received.

Chula Vista author-educator Sandy Scheller is right. Such a museum would be an invaluable, powerful local resource.

I lost 79 relatives, including my parents and baby sister. Only my other sister survived along with me.