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Why is it important to remember the holocaust?

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Remembering, discussing and learning about the Holocaust is important not only because it helps us gain a better understanding of the past, but because it also raises awareness about contemporary forms of antisemitism, xenophobia and hatred. It illustrates how these can create the preconditions for genocide.

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Answer:because you should

Explanation:because

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