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Museum of Tolerance

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Museum of Tolerance
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Holocaust memorials, racism and prejudice museum in California, United States. Opened 1993.

The record

Date1993-01-01
PlaceMuseum of Tolerance, , United States
Coordinates34.05364, -118.40168 (landmark-level precision)
ScopeLocal interest
SourcesWikidata Q318594
Added2026-08-14 · source: wikidata-tourist

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Time layers at this place

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1928
Beverly Wilshire Hotel
1952
Anderton Court Shops
1993
Museum of Tolerance
2011
68th Golden Globe Awards
2011
Beverly Hills 9/11 Memorial Garden
2012
69th Golden Globe Awards
2013
70th Golden Globe Awards
2014
71st Golden Globe Awards
2015
72nd Golden Globe Awards
2016
73rd Golden Globe Awards
2017
74th Golden Globe Awards
2018
75th Golden Globes
2018
Urasawa (restaurant)
2018
Beverly Drive station

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