Obj. ID: 44798 Holocaust memorial monument in the Beth David Memorial Gardens (Levitt Weinstein Jewish Funeral Home and Cemetery) in Hollywood, FL, USA, 1986
Description
A “second generation survivor” is buried at the memorial which appears to have been designed by her brother, Percy Peretz Kaye, and erected in 1986.
The memorial has on one side a design that includes flames around a tree with most trunks cut, but some still growing. Arms reach from the flames and bear a concentration camp number. The monument design is titled “The Phoenix Tree.” Presumably, the tattoo number is that of the artist’s parent.
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Samuel D. Gruber | 2022
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Holocaust memorial monument in the Beth David Memorial Gardens (Levitt Weinstein Jewish Funeral Home and Cemetery)in Hollywood, FL | Unknown
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Completion Date
1986
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