German President mourns Greek Jews killed in Holocaust at site of new Thessaloniki museum

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier recently paid homage to Greek Jews who perished in the Holocaust during a commemorative visit to Thessaloniki, Greece.

The solemn event took place at the site of the new Holocaust Museum, underscoring the enduring importance of remembrance and reconciliation between nations.

The museum, dedicated to the Jewish communities that suffered in World War II, particularly the once-thriving Jewish population of Thessaloniki, serves as both a historical archive and a symbol of resilience.

Steinmeier’s visit emphasizes Germany’s commitment to confronting its past and fostering healing through acknowledgment and education.

Read Original Article: Times of Israel

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