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History of the Memorial

History of the Holocaust Memorial

In 1984, a small group of Holocaust survivors joined together to develop a permanent memorial in Miami to the six million Jews who perished at the hands of the Nazis. A year later, the Holocaust Memorial Committee was formally established as a private non-profit organization.

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About the Architect

About the Sculptor

"In the Eyes of the Architect: Building the Holocaust Memorial." A testimonial by Kenneth Treister, FAIA

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Contact Us

Contact Us

Get in touch by mail, phone or use our online form.

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Memorial Programs

Memorial Programs

Learn about the Yad Vashem Educational Initiative, Young Lion of Judah Program and Zachor Society.

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The Memorial Wall

The Memorial Wall

The Memorial Wall is a reminder of the human souls whose lives were extinguished in the Holocaust. The Holocaust Memorial Wall serves many of the survivors and their families as the only real link with their loved ones.

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Request a Speaker

Request a Speaker

Holocaust Survivors and educators are available to speak to students and other groups.

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Visitor Guestbook

Guestbook & Reflections

Post comments about your visit, the Memorial, or reflections on the Holocaust, survivors and all who endured.

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