Communities Secretary James Brokenshire has revealed how plans for the Holocaust Memorial in Westminster strike a “personal chord” after detailing how his father-in-law and his children’s great grandfather both escaped Nazi Germany.
Writing for the JC ahead of his speech next Tuesday at the launch of a public exhibition of the latest Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre designs, the minister told of his connection to the £50 million project at Victoria Tower Gardens, in the shadow of Westminster.
He revealed: “I am particularly honoured to be involved in building a fitting memorial to the Holocaust in Britain.”
