Phoenix Holocaust Association brings Holocaust by Bullets Exhibit to Arizona State University

Through April 17, 2022

Hayden Library - Arizona State University Main Campus

Docent-led tours: Sundays from 1-3 pm, Mondays from 5-7 pm

The "Holocaust by Bullets: 15 Years of Investigation" photo exhibit showcases the step-by-step nature of the crimes committed against Jews and Roma by mobile Nazi killing units.

Holocaust by Bullets is a program of Yahad-In-Unum (YIU), a non-governmental organization based in Paris and founded by Father Patrick Desbois.

Signature Events

Father Patrick Desbois

Monday, April 4, 6:30 p.m.- ASU Memorial Union

Reservation required - https://bit.ly/33d7zOB

Rosenbluth Family Charitable Foundation

Genocide Awareness Week

April 4-9- ASU Memorial Union

Registration required - https://shprs.asu.edu/GAW2022

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For more information: https://holocaustbybulletsphoenix.com/events sharing is accurate and age-appropriate for your child. They will have questions and it is important to reassure them that they are safe.

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End your conversation with a question

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Device-free time

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