"History" from the mouths of those who lived it somehow hits differently – or at least it should. That's why the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum often brings in survivors to share their stories, including retired biochemistry professor Andras Lacko, PhD."Just to continue to document and provide remembrances of a period in history when hate was carried to such an extreme that over 6 million Jewish people and many millions of others perished," Lacko said during a recent visit to the museum.Born in Hungary in 1936, Lacko and his family were relatively safe as the horrors of the Holocaust swept...
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