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Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Open Open on Fri,10:00am-2:00pm;Open on Mon-Thu,Sat-Sun,10:00am-5:00pm
Address: 100 The Grove Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90036-6200
Official website: http://www.lamoth.org/-a_urlKey.83568ce2642e84233.html
Phone: (323) 651-3704
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They have now changed the name to the Museum of Tolerance, which is why it was established This museum is suitable for people of all ages to visit. It shows people the details of the Holocaust and how it happened in an uncomfortable way... It also allows people to be tolerant of anyone in this world... It makes you think, let Do you experience...
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They have now changed the name to the Museum of Tolerance, which is why it was established This museum is suitable for people of all ages to visit. It shows people the details of the Holocaust and how it happened in an uncomfortable way... It also allows people to be tolerant of anyone in this world... It makes you think, let Do you experience...
I've always wanted to see the Museum of Tolerance in LA and they are closed for the weekend. The museum is free and covers everything. The audio guide is available. They even have a room to play the film of the survivors which was interesting. I cried because it was so touching. Very safe here, actually underground parking with a heavily armed security guard on duty. A memorial at the top. Free but you can give donation, I gave it.
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