Groundbreaking for New Holocaust Education Museum in Phoenix
June 7, 2025
State and local officials broke ground on a new Holocaust education museum in Phoenix at the site of its first synagogue.
State and local officials broke ground on a new Holocaust education museum in Phoenix at the site of its first synagogue.
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