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Scott Duff and Ellen Miller are joined by Leah Rauch, education director at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, which is hosting author Wendy Holden for a powerful conversation about her new novel, "The Teacher of Auschwitz," based on the true story of Fredy Hirsch. Hirsh identified as a gay man during the Holocaust, a time when being out was rare.
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