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Eternal Flame in memory of the Holocaust		Picture of the Eternal Flame from up close
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Word Problems

1. If there are 5000 Jews in Germany, and 15000 Germans Nazis what is the probability that you will see a German walking down the street before you see a Jew?

2. If the Holocaust Museum is 1200 ft long and you walk thirty feet per minute, and stop twice for two minutes how long will it take you to walk all the way to the other end?

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Scavenger  Hunt

Go to:  http://www.ushmm.org/

1. Are there any passes required to enter the museum? Go to plain a visit.

2. This autumn marked the 60^th anniversary of what?

3. Is there a Holocaust remembrance day?

4. What is the Holocaust called?

5. What is the name of the writing contest you can enter?

6. Where do you call for tickets? Go to plan a visit.

Answers to Scavenger  Hunt

1. Autumn marked the 50^th anniversary of the rescue of the Jews of Denmark?

2. There are passes required to enter the museum?

3. You call (800) 400- 9373

4. The name of the writing contest is 2004 May family National writing contest?

5. The Holocaust was called the longest hatred?

6. There is a Holocaust a Remembrance Day?

Answers to Fact or Fiction

     The Holocaust museum serves as a research facility for scholars, teachers, and students of all ages. The Holocaust was responsible for the death of six million Jews. Holocaust means sacrifice by fire. The Germans thought that their race was superior to the Jews and every other race to. The Germans thought that the Jews were life unworthy of life. In 1933 Europe had over nine million Jews, by 1945, two out of every three European Jews had been killed. Jews were not the only people that were killed by the Nazis; others were Poles, and Russians. Communists, Socialists, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and Homosexuals also hated and killed by the Nazis. The Jews were put in concentration camps and were murdered, died of starvation, diseases, or neglect. The other non Jews were put in the same camps, Jews were mostly killed by a gas chamber the other people were just made to work and died of neglect. After the war over 700,000 Jews immigrated to Israel. The Jews suffered a lot through the Holocaust and still remain a major religious group today. This museum is a tribute to these people

    The museum hours are 10:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. The times are the same for the weekend, and they only close on Yom Kippur October 6, 2003, and Christmas Day December 25, 2003. You have to have passes to get in some of the exhibits you have to have a pass to get in to. For the Anne Frank writer exhibit you have to have a pass to get in. The exhibitions and Museum Shop stays open 10:00 a.m. – 5:20 p.m. Library stays open from 10:00 a.m. – until 5:00 p.m. The café stays open from 8:30 until 4:30. Come and visit if every in Washington.                    
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Answer to Math Word Problem.

1. 3/4
2. 44 minutes

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Answers to Scavenger Hunt

1. No

2. Rescue of the Jews from Denmark.

3. Yes

4. The longest Hatred.

5. 2004 May family National writing contest.

6. (800) 400- 9373

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1. False the 60^th anniversary.

2. False there are no passes required.

3. True

4. True

5. True

6. True

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Citation

United States Holocaust Museum 17 Feb 2004. <www.ushmm.org>.