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Rescue in Poland in the Holocaust
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Reparations – Truth and Reconciliation
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This book has a section called “‘A More Perfect Union’: The Smithsonian Institution Exchibit” (pp. 157-160). This deals with the exhibit that I curated on the Japanese American experience in World War II that was adapted for the Smithsonian.
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Science of Human Behavior
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Memory and the Holocaust
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