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The number of Holocaust survivors who can share their experiences is dwindling, raising concerns about the future of Holocaust remembrance. Some voices are calling for an end to what they term a 'cult of guilt,' prompting discussions about how to preserve these memories.
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The number of Holocaust survivors who can share their experiences is dwindling, raising concerns about the future of Holocaust remembrance. Some voices are calling for an end to what they term a 'cult of guilt,' prompting discussions about how to preserve these memories.
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