US EditionHolocaust survivor thanks those who took ‘high risks’ to help Jews during war
- A VE Day tea party was held at the RAF Museum in London on a Tuesday, attended by Holocaust survivors and refugees recalling wartime experiences.
- The event marked eight decades since VE Day and paid tribute to those who courageously risked their lives to protect Jews during World War II.
- Among the attendees were Jacques Weisser, who was hidden as a child after his parents were deported to Auschwitz, and Henny Franks, who arrived in the UK through the Kindertransport in 1939, both of whom recounted their personal experiences.
- Mr. Weisser noted that many individuals endangered both their own safety and that of their families to aid Jewish people, while Mrs. Franks expressed her deep affection for England.
- The event highlighted remembrance and gratitude towards rescuers, reinforcing the importance of Holocaust education as survivors and descendants continue to share their histories.
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Austria's government is examining the options for the construction of a Holocaust museum, as announced on Wednesday within the Council of Ministers. To this end, a feasibility study of a central memorial site was initiated.A timetable for the project was not mentioned. According to Secretary of State Alexander Pröll (ÖVP), one wanted to first look at international examples of memorial sites such as Yad Vashem and enter into dialogue with organiz…
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