Norwalk recognizes Holocaust remembrance week
The city of Norwalk recognized Holocaust Remembrance Week with a special ceremony this morning. Mayor Dick Moccia presented three local rabbis with proclamations on behalf of the city. To coincide with
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Apr 18, 2012, 6:24 PM
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The city of Norwalk recognized Holocaust Remembrance Week with a special ceremony this morning.
Mayor Dick Moccia presented three local rabbis with proclamations on behalf of the city.
To coincide with the ceremony, a documentary depicting the holocaust played in the City Hall atrium.
Mayor Moccia says the lessons of the holocaust should never be forgotten.
Approximately 6 million European Jews died in the state-sponsored genocide by Nazi Germany, led by Adolf Hitler during World War II.
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