The Buenos Aires Holocaust Museum marked Holocaust Day with a memorial event Friday.
The ambassadors of Croatia, Austria and Poland, human rights officials from the External Affairs Ministry and Jewish leaders were at the tribute, where six candles were lit, the Partisans Hymn was sung and survivors’ poetry was read. New plaques to honor those killed under the Nazis were inaugurated at the museum’s Memory Room.
Some 12,000 students visited the museum last year.
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