Yad Vashem’s first Palestinian Holocaust educational fellow Sa’ad Khaldi explains why education is the only buffer against radicalisation
By Karen Glaser
Lily Ebert's great-grandson Dov Forman was pictured in the Jewish Tribune story, but she was cut out of the photo
By JC Reporter
The head of a Holocaust educational programme in Scotland defends the work going on in schools
By Paula Cowan
In a story never told before: Up to two dozen Jewish girls were supported by Tyneside's Jewish community in the lead-up to the outbreak of the Second World War
By Daniel Ben-David
Monuments and landmarks across the UK are lit up in purple on Friday to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle hosted survivors of three genocides in his residence before lighting a candle for the six million Jewish lives lost, and those lost to genocides since
By Ben Bloch
Appealingly and appropriately illustrated, a sensitively captured child's perspectives of the Holocaust
By Angela Kiverstein
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A significant aid towards the understanding of the graphic novel
By Alun David
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By Olivia Marks-Woldman
American scholar Gregory H Stanton outlined how the horrific process develops - and insisted at each stage it can be stopped
Four new pictures tell the story of what it meant to survive the Shoah
By Anthea Gerrie
The Shoah’s biggest mass shooting claimed 54,000 lives near a village in modern Ukraine — yet few have heard of it today
By Dan Stone
Murdered aid worker David Haines's sibling makes an impassioned plea for peace and understanding
By Mike Haines
At thousands of events across the United Kingdom, ordinary Britons are gathering for Holocaust Memorial Day to honour the six million Jewish men, women, and children murdered by the Nazis
As well as allowing people to look around rooms freely, the film features survivor testimony, pictures, and drone footage
The controversial novel by Irish author John Boyne was used by hundreds of teachers in lessons on genocide
By David Rose
Due to legislation dating back to 1900, an Act of Parliament is required to build the memorial in Victoria Tower Gardens