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1. Reproduction of a decorative block from the Neue Synagoge in Berlin, mounted on a commemorative plank with an original brick

Date:: creation: 1988
commemoration: 1990 December 06

2. Scale model of Block 5 men's barracks at Theresienstadt made by a former Jewish Czech inmate

Date:: creation: approximately 1970

3. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

Date:: 1987 - 1990

4. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

Date:: 1987 - 1990

5. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

Date:: 1987 - 1990

6. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

Date:: 1987 - 1990

7. Washington, D.C. map showing the site of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Date:: 1993

8. Sketch for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

Date:: 1987 - 1990

9. California Governor George Deukmejian (center), a member of the US Holocaust Memorial Council, is shown one of the models for the US Holocaust Memorial Museum by Council Chairman Harvey M. Meyerhoff (left) and Vice Chairman William J. Lowenberg (right).

Date:: 1987

10. Permanent exhibition director Martin Smith and designer Ralph Appelbaum pose next to the models for the permanent exhibition at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Date:: 1990

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1. Reproduction of a decorative block from the Neue Synagoge in Berlin, mounted on a commemorative plank with an original brick

2. Scale model of Block 5 men's barracks at Theresienstadt made by a former Jewish Czech inmate

3. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

4. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

5. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

6. Sketch of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

7. Washington, D.C. map showing the site of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

8. Sketch for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum building by the museum's architect, James Ingo Freed.

9. California Governor George Deukmejian (center), a member of the US Holocaust Memorial Council, is shown one of the models for the US Holocaust Memorial Museum by Council Chairman Harvey M. Meyerhoff (left) and Vice Chairman William J. Lowenberg (right).

10. Permanent exhibition director Martin Smith and designer Ralph Appelbaum pose next to the models for the permanent exhibition at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

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