A Moving Tribute
Neighborhood: Montrose/Museum District
Phone: +1 713 942 8000
Fax: +1 713 942 7953
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In his midnight millennium speech, Pope John Paul said the most defining elements of the 20th century were the rise and fall of two oppressive ideologies that victimized millions of people, Communism and Nazism. This museum is a tribute to the victims of the Nazi concentration camps during World War II. Through changing exhibits, films and lectures, it seeks to inform future generations of the racism of the holocaust and the horrifying results of hatred. In addition to exhibits, there is a library, theater and document archives.
M-F 9a-5p, Sa-Su noon-5pReviews
A Great Tribute to the People Who Died
I thought it was very interesting. I never really knew what it was about until I went to that. Just ...
Reviewed by:amanda121094@sbcglobal.net from on Aug 14 2008
I didn't even know it was there!
The Holocaust Museum is such a good place to go to if you want to fully understand the horrors that ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Houston on Oct 01 2007
Sobering visit
My daughter and I visited the museum this summer and found it to be an authentic representation of t...
Reviewed by:afuentes4681@sbcglobal.net from on Sep 13 2007
