UA panelists talk about how Holocaust is 'still affecting people today' during Fayetteville discussion : vimarsana.com

The Holocaust is "still affecting people today; even if you think you're not affected by it, you are," said Jennifer Hoyer, associate professor of German and founding director of Jewish studies at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

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