Lion Hearts: a family saga of refugees and asylum seekers - Melbourne Holocaust Museum

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Currently, we are rebuilding and we look forward to welcoming you to our new museum in mid 2023
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Melbourne Holocaust Museum

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- Visit the MHM to discover the museum or browse publications in the comprehensive library of Holocaust-related resources.
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- Find out about the MHM’s extensive education programs, book a school visit, delve into a selection of educational resources or watch a short testimony by a Holocaust survivor.
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- Go online to explore the MHM archives, find out about the library, learn of a scholarship opportunity, view past editions of Centre News magazine and discover books the MHM has published.
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- Support the work of the MHM by making a donation, pledge your assistance to the MHM Foundation, find out how to leave a bequest, become a Friend of the MHM or become a volunteer.
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- The Melbourne Holocaust Museum was created by Melbourne Holocaust survivors as a memorial to the 6 million Jews who were murdered in WWII. It opened in 1984 with a mission to educate the public ‘to combat antisemitism, racism and prejudice in the community’.

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A quasi sequel to The Stories Our Parents Found Too Painful to Tell

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