Hong Kong Holocaust and Inclusion Center

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Light seeping through the windows brushes past the faces of the victims. The quiet silence of the exhibition halls follows the touch of those determined not to forget the wounds of the past. The voices of the victims echo among the exhibits — not mere records, but cries meant to preserve the memory of life's final moments. This is not simply a space for conveying facts, but a place where those who confront the past come to look toward the future. On one wall of the exhibition hall, testimonies of Nazi German violence stand alongside those of the Nanjing Massacre, carrying a message that links humanity's wounds to one another. As visitors pass through this space, they are led to reconsider the meaning of peace and respect.