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Candlelit parade and ceremony to include videos, speakers and musical performances.

We are investigating the lives of the Windermere Boys using the book 'After the War'.

Join us for the premiere of 'Kindness: A Legacy of the Holocaust' - a new verbatim play about the survival of Susan Pollack MBE who joins us on stage after the performance for a question and answer session along with the writers of the play and ca...

Our events this year are dedicated to the memories of Walter and Herta Kammerling and Otto Hutter. They all came to this country on the Kindertransport, lived locally and between them told their stories of survival to thousands of people.
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Re-presenting the Holocaust at the Imperial War Museum

James Bulgin
Head of Content for the new Holocaust Galleries, Imperial War Museums

James started work on the project in 2016. Before joining IWM James worked as a commercia...

Through internal communication channels such as our weekly news update and our Faith & Spirituality Staff Network, we shared information about a range of topics related to Holocaust Memorial Day. These included the links between genocide and e...

Our weekly Zoom Coffee Morning is a relaxed discussion group for those of faith(s) & none. We discuss topical events and Holocaust Memorial Day is always remarked on. Local events marking it are publicised.

'Inter-Faith Group for NW Ess...

Our Faith & Spirituality Staff Network got together and had a discussion about Holocaust Memorial Day which included learning from participants' experiences, highlighting links between the Holocaust and religion, reflecting on different genoci...

The Archivist for AJEX (Association for Jewish Ex-Servicemen and Women) Martin Sugarman speaks to Hillingdon Libraries about the part Holocaust survivors played in our military. His book "Fighting Back" talks about British Jewry's military contri...

Noreen Plen tells the story of both her mother and father who survived the war in Poland and Russia.

“In different ways my parents fell victim to two of the most evil people on the planet, Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler, and the family hist...

Our events this year are dedicated to the memories of Walter and Herta Kammerling and Otto Hutter. They all came to this country on the Kindertransport, lived locally and between them told their stories of survival to thousands of people.
Ou...

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...

All our activities this year are dedicated to the memories of Walter and Herta Kammerling and Otto Hutter. They all came to this country on the Kindertransport, lived locally and between them told their stories of survival to thousands of people.<...

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...

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...

Kurt Marx BEM, Dr Susanne Frane, Larissa Schmitz & Johanna Marx will be in conversation with Dr Bea Lewkowicz for Holocaust Memorial Day.

The theme of this year’s HMD is ‘One Day’. Kurt Marx BEM came to the UK on the 18th of January 193...

Generation 2 Generation will send a speaker to tell the story of their parent who was a holocaust survivor, to the whole of Year 9.

Special ceremony run by our year 10 Kabbalat Torah group, after completing the Harry Jacobi Memorial Project. This offers them the opportunity to explore the Holocaust through personal testimony of survivors and 2nd and 3rd generation survivors. <...

This year marks the 76th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp. The Holocaust threatened the fabric of civilisation, and genocide must still be resisted every day. Our world often feels fragile and vulner...

Year 9 led whole school assembly which included a recording of an interview with staff at Imperial War Museum.