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20th Anniversary National Tour and Tribute to Holocaust Survivors and World War II Veterans

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These national tour stops will feature panels, film screenings, opportunities to meet with curators, and tributes to Holocaust survivors and World War II veterans.

Watch this video to hear about the impact the Museum's research can have on survivors and their families.

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The first stop in the Museum’s national tour to mark its 20-year milestone was not only educational, but also poignant and personal.

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This drawing symbolizes strength, resilience, and the hopefulness of youth. It was created by a child survivor soon after the Holocaust ended.

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Timeline

Founding Chairman Elie Wiesel addresses thousands of attendees at the Museum’s dedication ceremony.

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Apr 28

Washington, DC

National Tribute Dinner, DC Convention Center, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Feb 17

Los Angeles

National Tour Program
Skirball Center, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Mar 3

New York

National Tour Program
Hilton New York, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

The Museum has done a great and tremendous job keeping the memory alive for everybody, including of course the survivors.

—Fred Spiegel

I visited the Museum as a child when it first opened. Now, I am the director of my university's Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center. I'll always remember the Museum's role every step of…

—Alison Dobrick

This amazing presentation preserves our heritage and stands as a reminder to all that it has not and won't be forgotten.

—Milton Barbarosh

We cannot undo the atrocities of the past. Besides remembering we have to take action to confront hate. When we see injustice, we have to take the opportunity to do something about it.

—Susan Warsinger

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

20 Years - The Power of Truth