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Norman Frajman Speech
Today I had the incredible honor of meeting Norman Frajman. He is a Holocaust Survivor and hearing his story has impacted my life. The word Zocher as he mentioned in his speech means to "Never Forget" and as Holocaust Survivors are passing away, we must remember them and share their stories. We are the future generation. He had a message for all of us in the room is to be tolerant with one another and erase the word “Hate” from your vocabulary. If you have problems with someone talk it about and work it out. I am so lucky to have had this opportunity to meet
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