Her story of survival was Lily’s weapon against hatred
Throughout history, courage has been one of our most powerful weapons
With survivors sadly becoming fewer and fewer, Holocaust educators are using the latest technology to share their stories
We will stand together to demand the unconditional release of the hostages and pray for peace in the region. Our courage has sprouted again and it will not be silenced
Remembering the Holocaust and taking a stand against antisemitism is intrinsic to who the Royal Family are
On this Holocaust Memorial Day more than ever we must remember how Jew-hate spreads
In 1945 it was thought the flame of antisemitism had burnt out but this is certainly not the case 85 years on
On Rosh Hashanah, I think of a 14-year-old boy who so determined to survive that he, along with 150 others, dug himself out of a labour camp
Holocaust Educational Trust CEO Karen Pollock shares her memories of Ben Helfgott
The Primrose Club and now the '45 Aid Society continue to be a lifeline and source of pride
Each Yom HaShoah we are reminded of the dwindling numbers of survivors and our duty to them
Writing in the shadow of a gas chamber, Chaim Herman penned his final goodbye to his wife, knowing that he would not live to see her again
He was full of love and, despite everything, joy
HET Chief Executive Karen Pollock CBE pays tribute to the Queen
The question isn’t where was G-d, but where was man?
The new centre will enable future generations to grapple with the history of the Shoah
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