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With few survivors left, it’s more vital than ever to remember the Holocaust, says Sir Simon Schama

Peter and Moira Hart spoke at Stourport High School about Kitty Hart-Moxon's Holocaust experience.
The talk was part of an effort to educate students about the Second World War atrocity.
Kitty, Peter's mother, was Polish-born, Jewish, and survived Auschwitz with her mother after being captured by Nazis.
Ben Riley quoted Kitty's harrowing account of her experiences from 1939 to 1945, calling it inspirational.
Saffy Watters said recognizing shared responsibility can ensure 'never again' becomes a guiding principle.

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Lord Pickles: We aren’t prepared for the impact on Holocaust education of there being no survivors - The Jewish Chronicle

The outgoing Special Envoy for post-Holocaust Issues also pressed Parliament to support the new Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre in Westminster during an exclusive interview with the JC.

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Concert at UJ to deliver a composer's response to the Holocaust

JAMESTOWN — Dmitri Shostakovich composed his poignant Piano Trio Op. 67 in 1944, a time of immense fear and oppression under Joseph Stalin's regime. Performed in the shadow of Stalin's suppression of Jewish culture and amidst the first Soviet reports of Holocaust atrocities, the piece transcends its era, serving as a personal tribute and a defiant cry against tyranny. On Sunday, April 6, at 4 p.m., the Piano Trio Op. 67, a special performance wi…

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Stourport High School students hear Holocaust survivor's story

Stourport High School and sixth form college students were gripped by the telling of one woman’s Holocaust testimony.

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With few survivors left, it’s more vital than ever to remember the Holocaust, says Sir Simon Schama

This article first appeared in Radio Times magazine. In recent years, there has been a shocking worldwide upsurge in anti-Semitism. It’s easy to take for granted widespread knowledge of the Holocaust, the most horrifying planned and executed mass extermination in documented human history. But polling data says otherwise. In the United States, a Claims Conference poll published this year found that 56 per cent of Americans did not know how many …

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Holocaust survivor Helga Melmed to share powerful story in Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. – Helga Melmed, a Holocaust survivor, will captivate Spokane with her life story on Tuesday at the Spokane Convention Center.

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Lior Geller’s ‘The World Will Tremble’ brings forgotten holocaust story to light

“The World Will Tremble,” directed by Lior Geller, is a historical drama recounting the true story of two Jewish prisoners’ escape from the Chelmno extermination camp, north of the village of Chełmno nad Nerem, Poland, during World War II.

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