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Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg works to educate, enlighten visitors

Artifacts and survivor testimony are part of a painful history.
 
 
 
Erin Blankenship (left), interim executive editor who has been with the Florida Holocaust Museum for 20 years; and Michael Egel, chairman of the board whose grandparents survived the Holocaust.
Erin Blankenship (left), interim executive editor who has been with the Florida Holocaust Museum for 20 years; and Michael Egel, chairman of the board whose grandparents survived the Holocaust. [ Photos: courtesy of Florida Holocaust Museum ]

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