The revised National Curriculum gives us a golden opportunity to improve the teaching of the Holocaust
By Alex Maws
The Association of Jewish Refugees and the Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen and Women are organising significant events this month
By Daniel Ben-David
Lilian volunteered for nearly 30 years, firstly at World Jewish Relief, and, more recently, at the Association of Jewish Refugees
By Bradley Grant
A Jewish refugee from Germany who escaped from Berlin in 1939
By Eliana Jordan
The 80 Objects/80 Lives digital exhibition was launched just before Holocaust Memorial Day
Saturday will be the 86th anniversary of the destruction of synagogues, Jewish homes, shops and businesses at the hands of the Nazis
By Felix Pope
The Mayor and Mayoress of the City of London were marking 85 years since the Kinderstransport
By Gaby Wine
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Volunteers are instrumental in the My Story project
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Despite being raised Catholic, Francis Wahle was considered Jewish under the Nuremberg Laws
Generations 2 Generations encourages descendants of survivors and refugees to tell the stories of their ancestors
Alfréd Wetzler and Rudi Vrba are credited with saving the lives of 200,000 Hungarian Jews
The charity has been offering Germans educational programmes for 65 years
