Here is a list of some around the world posted by the United Nations. The list is probably not complete as I know of at least one other that I visited. It was in the Imperial War Museum in London. It was back in 2001 so it might not be there anymore.

https://www.un.org/en/holocaustrememberance/additionalresources/museums

It's located in Skokie, IL, a suburb north of Chicago, which used to have the highest concentration of Holocaust survivors in the U.S. (or so I've read]. I don't know how many survivors there still are in Skokie, since many have obviously died by now, but when I went there a couple of years ago, I saw people (either museum staff or volunteers) wearing name tags that identified them as such. It gave me a lump in my throat.

It's a very, very nice museum. I love it, and would visit often or even volunteer if I lived close enough. Here's the website if anyone is interested: https://www.ilholocaustmuseum.org/

Berlin. Monument for the Holocaust along with the Topography of Terror.

Munich has the Jewish Museum and the national Jewish document center on the site of the former Brown house.

You didn't say in your post.

I don't see the comparison... at all.

And I've studied history for 50 years.

Is this Nazi enough for you? "Officers in tactical gear going into communities" dragging people out of their homes to take them to mass detention camps?

The Anti-Defamation League is calling on the Lincoln Project, a super PAC launched by a group of “never Trump” Republicans in 2019, to pull an ad that draws parallels between Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and Adolf Hitler’s regime in Nazi Germany.

The minute-long ad, titled “Translation” and released on Friday, features Trump’s promises to reissue a 2020 executive order targeting “rogue bureaucrats” and “corrupt actors” overlaid on historic footage of Nazi-aligned German forces, and Jews being beaten down by Nazi thugs during Hitler’s rule. The video — part of a series highlighting Trump’s potential anti-democratic agenda in a second term — contrasts Trump’s commitment to forming a “Truth and Reconciliation Commission” with visuals of Nazi loyalists giving salutes.

In a statement shared by email, an ADL spokesperson said the comparison “denigrates the memory of the 6 million and trivializes the horrific events of the Holocaust.”

The ADL urged the Lincoln Project to pull the ad “and to refrain from using Nazi analogies in the future.”

is not the same as your statement "don't see the comparison... at all".

If dragging a million people out of their homes to mass detention camps, does not ring a bell, nothing will. They will be targeted by race - latinos without 'papers'. No these camps will not be extermination camps - neither were the first concentration camps - the final solution did not get truely get underway until fall 1941
https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/final-solution-overview

No comparison at all? Really?

Was nazi’s marching in uniform, some with torches, some carrying their flag, and singing. It reminded me of the march held in Charlottesville and the pic you posted.

Eisenhower wanted the Holocaust and death camps thoroughly documented because he knew there would be these evil scum who would try to deny it.