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The following poem was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project. The heat is oppressive, the humidity is high, the hallways...

The following poem was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project. The St. Louis Holocaust Museum And Learning Center Is...

The following poem was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project. How many killing fields Our planet holds! How inhuman are...

The following poem was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project. Sad tidings appear all over the world: economically,...

The following story was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project.      I am sitting in the Garden of the Righteous, among...

The following poem was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project. This is Saint Louis, Missouri, In the middle of September,...

The following poem was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project. Devastating earthquakes, Lost lives, Suffering of the hurt...

The following poem was written by Hilda Lebedun and shared as part of the Memory Project. The earth is not satisfied. It still grinds and rumbles In...

The following poem was written by Marianne Goldstein and shared as part of the Memory Project. On 9/11 and in the Holocaust, So many lives...

The following story was written by Marianne Goldstein and shared as part of the Memory Project. My parents’ passports, or immigration Visas, were...