Holocaust Documentation and Education Center

2031 Harrison St. Hollywood, Florida 33020

The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center (HDEC) is a non-profit, non-denominational documentation and education resource. The primary mission is to collect eyewitness testimonies of Holocaust survivors, liberators and rescuers, and to educate students and the public about the Holocaust. A reference and research library is open to the public by appointment. HDEC acquired a Holocaust-era rail car which will be featured in the upcoming South Florida Holocaust Museum (in the planning stages).

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Phone 954.929.5690
Fax 954.929.5635
Email [email protected]
Website http://www.hdec.org
Contacts President: Harry A. Levy; Executive Vice President: Rositta E. Kenigsberg

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