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Https://learning. k12.com/content/enforced/825389-COF _ID242572/HolocaustNewsela. pdf?_&d2lSessionVal=qkAwvbHw4JU zN4v8gge8zeSQm Which two choices are MAIN ideas of the article?

People want to find new ways to share and remember stories about the Holocaust.

The Kochavis created an Instagram account to tell the story of a young Holocaust victim.

Many Holocaust victims kept diaries of their experiences, including Anne Frank.

Mati Kochavi is worried that younger generations do not care about the Holocaust.

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