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Despite the growing number of Holocaust memorial sites and educational campaigns, recent political events have demonstrated that racial hatred and antisemitism is not behind us. The prevalence of such hate around the world, finding refuge in populism, implores us to re-evaluate our commemoration. Has Holocaust commemoration become too detached, leaving it hostage to collective memory? What must be done to engage new generations in memoriam? How can the anonymity of the dead be brought back into painful focus?
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