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Rachael Ward

Holocaust Museum's important lessons for the future

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was on hand to cut the ribbon for the refurbished museum. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)

Holocaust survivor Henry Ekert didn't think he'd live long enough to see the launch of the refurbished Melbourne Holocaust Museum.

The 87-year-old retired pediatric haematologist was aged five when Nazi solders arrived in his Polish town and says it's important Australians understand how quickly hatred can spread.

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