Memorial to lawyers persecuted in Holocaust

“Lawyers Without Rights,” which tells the stories of Jewish lawyers persecuted during Hitler’s rule -- an estimated 1,000 were killed-- will be on view for the public this month at the State Bar of Georgia in downtown Atlanta. It has traveled in Europe and the United States. Exhibit hours 8 am to 5 pm, April 13-22, 104 Marietta St. Free. Contact: Sarah I. Coole, 404-527-8700; sarahc@gabar.org.

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