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In her testimony, Nina Kaleska describes how she responds to Holocaust deniers.

Nina Kaleska and other survivors entrusted USC Shoah Foundation to preserve their testimonies so their words and experiences would stand against the antisemitism and Holocaust denial that poisons public discourse.

“History has shown that unchecked antisemitism by extremists and by persons of influence will lead to violence if the public does not respond. It is our duty to listen to those who have warned us about the consequences of antisemitism and the dangers that follow when society turns a blind eye to hatred of the Jewish people and to the erasure of the past.” – Robert Williams, USC Shoah Foundation Finci-Viterbi Executive Director

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