The legacy of Nazi Germany continues to impact life in New Jersey and New York in several ways, primarily through the presence of Holocaust survivors and their descendants. Many survivors resettled in these areas after World War II, contributing to the cultural diversity and resilience of these communities. Their experiences have shaped educational initiatives, memorialization efforts, and advocacy for human rights. Organizations like the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ and the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City actively engage in Holocaust education and remembrance programs, ensuring that the atrocities of the past are not forgotten and promoting tolerance and understanding in contemporary society. Additionally, the rise of far-right extremism and anti-Semitic sentiments globally serves as a stark reminder of the importance of combating hate and promoting inclusivity, lessons that resonate deeply in these multicultural urban centers.