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The war in so many ways, whatever were the cause, in my opinion, it is just destructions with no reason. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum opened to the public on April 26, 1993, with a dedication ceremony attended by President Clinton, Vice President Gore, and many national and international dignitaries.
In this essay I would try to describe my experiences about the Holocaust Museum in Los Angeles. The museum, of course, has special meaning to Holocaust survivors and to the American Jewish community When I was in the museum I am not believe about the magnitude of the murdered against the Jews people. I didn’t known about the discrimination in ghettos. Jewish’s education and concentration camps. The most vulnerable group was the children. The Germanys used the children for medical experiments. I know about Ana Frank that she was one of the victims in the holocaust. The most important thing for me was that I knew someone was a survivor of the Holocaust.
Millions of people died during the Holocaust, some were killed by machine guns while others died. This is how people that were disliked by the Nazis were treated. Today we refer to this large scale destruction and killing of millions of Jews and other people by Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany during World War II as the Holocaust. Jews and others were put to death just because they were disliked by other people because of what they believed in. This was the first time there was a Holocaust for this reason. Usually, th...

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