– American Heritage Museum unveils restored WWII-era rail car from Deutsche Reichsbahn
– Car, built in 1913 and found in Nuremberg, serves as reminder of Holocaust atrocities
– Restoration project aims to develop permanent exhibit honoring Holocaust victims
– Rail car same make and model used to transport Jewish people to concentration camps
– Phase two of exhibit plan to include survivor testimonies, historical documents, and personal artifacts
– Museum president emphasizes moral obligation to remember past and honor victims
– Installation of rail car marks first phase of deeper understanding of Holocaust and its impact
– Phase two scheduled for completion on January 27, 2025, 80th Anniversary of Liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp