Holocaust education is essential, not just to honor the memory of the victims, but because future generations must know that evil deeds can begin with hateful words.
William Lacy Clay: “Holocaust education is essential, not just to honor the memory of the victims, but because future generations must know…”
On the recordJanuary 28, 2020
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Emphasizes the importance of Holocaust education to prevent future hate.
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