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By Renee Symonds BA Dip. Ed., MA Psych. and Rony Bognar Abstract This paper discusses the creation and development of the Survivor Focus Group at the Sydney Jewish Museum (Sydney, Australia). It ...
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Bernie and I were deeply moved by your article. It was both heartfelt and well written. Your compassion and solace has surely brought comfort to those that need it. Your depth and understanding have no boundaries.