The Holocaust Museum

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The Holocaust Museum The site I chose was The KSU Museum of History and Holocaust Education (KSU Exhibit), which is located in Kennesaw, Georgia on Kennesaw State University campus. This Museum was opened in 2003. The KSU memorial was established to present programs and exhibitions on WW2 and the Holocaust. This museum was put in place to educate people on the Holocaust. What I found interesting is that when you go to this one site exhibit you will meet men and woman who have survived the Holocaust and WW2. Another interesting thing you will find in the museum is an exhibit called Parallel journeys has stories from 14 teenagers who witnessed the holocaust. When walking up the KSU museum you are greeted with big open glass windows and a small

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