Hagy Belzberg

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Since its founding 50 years ago the  Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust  has built a collection of over 3000 artifacts but has long sought a permanent home.

Holocaust Museum Finds Home in Pan Pacific Park

Since its founding 50 years ago the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust has built a collection of over 3000 artifacts but has long sought a permanent home.

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