
Vigil of Prayer
Thursday, 27 January 2022, - 14:30A time of personal reflection in the oratory using HMD resources, music and readings.
Each year tens of thousands of activities take place across the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). Explore our map to see activities that happened for HMD 2022.
A time of personal reflection in the oratory using HMD resources, music and readings.
Planting of a special oak tree to commemorate the thousands of Jewish refugees who managed to find refuge in Britain from Nazi persecution in Europe, and the massive contribution they have since made to every aspect of British culture, industry an...
A display of books - fiction and non-fiction - to commemorate Holocaust Memorial day. All items free to loan for Derbyshire Library members.
Swadlincote Library Opening Hours
Monday: 9.30am - 5pm
Tuesday: 9.30am - 5pm
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Sunday morning worship including HMD commemoration
HMD school assembly educating students on the history of the Holocaust, focusing on the life of Leon Greenman, a survivor
We have put together a visual display to encourage people to both remember and learn from "Man's inhumanity to his fellow man".
Portrayed is information about numerous counts of genocide across the globe.
Holocaust Memorial Day on 27th January will be the annual reminder of the biggest crime against humanity in the twentieth century.
We are honoured to host survivor Dorit Oliver-Wolff. She will talk about her traumatic experiences as a child ...
Students from Jewellery Quarter Acaademy, other CORE academy trust schools and the Echo Eternal project are putting on a live performance at Birmingham Town Hall to honour the survivors of the Holocaust and their testimony
Birmingham will be commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day on Sunday 30th January 2022 at Millennium Point, in the city centre. Doors open at 1.30pm, with the commemorative ceremony starting at 2.00 pm. The ceremony will be led by The Lord Mayor of B...
A small Service will be held at the Holocaust Memorial plaque in Sanders Park, Kidderminster Road, Bromsgrove. The Service will be led by the Chairman of Bromsgrove Council, Cllr Rod Laight and Rev Ray Khan, vicar at St John's Church, Bromsgrove...
A speaker from Generation 2 Generation is coming to the school to talk about her family's experience of the Holocaust.
We are honoured to have Holocaust survivor, Dr. Mindu Hornick MBE, as our guest speaker.
Students from local schools and the University of Worcester will be taking part, providing music and readings on the theme of 'One day...'.
Plea...
To mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2022, Ade Couper, Worcestershire Poet Laureate, is organising a poetry event on Saturday 29th January from 19:00 to take place on Zoom. All are welcome: participants have been asked to read poems around this year's H...
Planting of a special oak tree to commemorate the thousands of Jewish refugees who managed to find refuge in Britain from Nazi persecution in Europe, and the massive contribution they have since made to every aspect of British culture, industry an...
‘The Eye as Witness’ is an immersive multimedia experience examining Holocaust photography. It has been designed to make us question the motives behind the recording of historical events and to encourage critical thinking on racism, hatred and ‘fa...
The display erected at Shirley library includes posters from the HMD trust poster pack alongside appropriate books selected from throughout the Solihull libraries. The books selected include those by survivors such as Primo Levi to Holocaust overv...
The ceremony will be held virtually in order to make the event as accessible and Covid-safe as possible.
A zoom link hosted by the synagogue will be provided for invited attendees and the wider public are welcome to watch via a Facebook/Yo...
I am a Committee member of Swanland University of The Third Age with responsibility for organising our public lectures. I consider it important to maintain awareness of the Holocaust to both deepen our understanding of what happened and why toget...
10.15 - Meet outside the Town Hall
10.30 - Start the walk to the marker
10.35 – Event starts
11.00 – Event closes
Llyfrau. Cyfryngau. Cardiau post. Cofiwch gyda ni. Dyma gyfle i ddysgu.
Books. Media. Postcards. Remember with us. This is an opportunity to learn.