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Holocaust correspondent Matt Lebovic and deputy Jewish World editor Yaakov Schwartz join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on this special Yom Hashoah episode.

To begin the program, Lebovic discusses the theme for this year's Yom Hashoah, "Transports to Extinction: The Deportation of the Jews during the Holocaust." What can we learn from mining the minute information that made of the web of transport towards the death camps?

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24 and the following reported atrocities, there have been increasing comparisons with the Holocaust. Is this a fair and "helpful" comparison?

What will Holocaust memory and education look like in 10 years? Lebovic talks about a new project in which 3-Gs -- grandchildren of survivors -- take up the responsibility of bearing witness.

Schwartz reports in from Auschwitz, where he is participating in March of the Living. What is unique about this year's march?

Schwartz is embedded with a unique delegation of Muslims from throughout the Middle East. Who are they?

Discussed articles include:

Israel comes to a standstill as it commemorates Holocaust victims

‘The new Auschwitz’: Russians accused of burning bodies to hide Mariupol atrocities

‘3Gs,’ grandkids of Holocaust survivors, retell grandparents’ stories as own legacy

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Image: In this illustrative image, a little boy puts his hand on his grandfather's prisoner number tattooed on his arm in Jerusalem on May 24, 2013. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

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