The Holocaust (Article)
Author: Elie Wiesel
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Description: The Holocaust (Article) por Elie Wiesel is a concise overview of the Nazi regime's systematic persecution and murder of approximately six million European Jews. It serves as a vital primer on the historical context and key events of this genocide.
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