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This Jacksonville woman is turning family Holocaust memories into a movement

Published: April 23, 2025 at 5:43 PM

As we recognize Holocaust Remembrance Day, Wednesday evening through Thursday, Suzie Pollak Becker walked News4JAX through a special memorial gallery on Jacksonville’s Southside displaying photos of family heirlooms, artifacts that survived the holocaust.

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This Jacksonville woman is turning family Holocaust memories into a movement

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