The Holocaust - a British Perspective:
Confronting Evil, Assuming Responsibility
The Holocaust - a British Perspective:
Confronting Evil, Assuming Responsibility
ABOUT THE MEMORIAL
The Holocaust – a British Perspective: Confronting Evil, Assuming Responsibility
The UK’s Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre will stand in clear view of Parliament and deliver on the Government’s promise for a world-leading educational initiative. It will provide an honest reflection of Britain’s role surrounding the Holocaust as well as reflecting on subsequent genocides. The Memorial will honour the six million Jewish men, women and children who were murdered in the Holocaust, as well as all other victims of Nazi persecution, including Roma, gay and disabled people.
ABOUT THE MEMORIAL
The Holocaust – a British Perspective: Confronting Evil, Assuming Responsibility
The UK’s Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre will stand in clear view of Parliament and deliver on the Government’s promise for a world-leading educational initiative. It will provide an honest reflection of Britain’s role surrounding the Holocaust as well as reflecting on subsequent genocides. The Memorial will honour the six million Jewish men, women and children who were murdered in the Holocaust, as well as all other victims of Nazi persecution, including Roma, gay and disabled people.
There can be no more powerful symbol of our commitment to remembering the Jewish men, women and children murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators than placing the memorial in Victoria Tower Gardens.
The Memorial will stand as a reminder of the horrors of the past and will encourage reflection on their implications for British government and society, both at the time and subsequently. The view of Parliament from the Memorial will serve as a permanent reminder that political decisions have far-reaching consequences.
There can be no more powerful symbol of our commitment to remembering the Jewish men, women and children murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators than placing the memorial in Victoria Tower Gardens.
The Memorial will stand as a reminder of the horrors of the past and will encourage reflection on their implications for British government and society, both at the time and subsequently. The view of Parliament from the Memorial will serve as a permanent reminder that political decisions have far-reaching consequences.
A place for young people
to come in and talk about it,
listen about it.
Remembering what happened
and to remember what shouldn't happen."
Holocaust Survivor
every person to understand
the story of the Holocaust,
the history of WWII, the reasons
the Holocaust was wrong
and why we were selected."
Holocaust Survivor
Holocaust Survivor
the Memorial than
such a prominent place near Parliament.
It's amazing, there is
the WWI memorial there
and the Cenotaph and
that is the best place possible."
Holocaust Survivor
situated next to Parliament
as it's a good place to be actually.
It's a reminder,
if people need reminding."
Holocaust Survivor
of our loved ones in the Centre
is something that I personally
feel very much committed to."
Founder and CEO of The Ishami Foundation
National Holocaust Memorial
and Education Centre next to
our Parliament we make a solemn
and eternal promise that
Britain will never forget
what happened in the Holocaust."
Former UK Prime Mininster
in January 2014 and I am so
delighted that they recommended
this incredible National Memorial
at the heart of our democracy
next to our Parliament."
Former UK Prime Minister
powerful symbol of our
commitment never to forget
the Holocaust than that
we should create right
at the heart of our democracy
a permanent memorial
and a learning centre. "
Former UK Prime Minister
in 1945. Unfortunately, today
some of this poison is back
from the political fringe
to parts of the political mainstream.
So it’s absolutely right that this new
National Memorial is
situated right next to Parliament."
Former UK Prime Minister
most evil acts in history,
It must never be forgotten.
A memorial near to the
House of Commons reminds us
what happens when democracy fails."
Former UK Prime Minister
A place for young people
to come in and talk about it,
listen about it.
Remembering what happened
and to remember what shouldn't happen."
Holocaust Survivor
every person to understand
the story of the Holocaust,
the history of WWII, the reasons
the Holocaust was wrong
and why we were selected."
Holocaust Survivor
Holocaust Survivor
the Memorial than
such a prominent place near Parliament.
It's amazing, there is
the WWI memorial there
and the Cenotaph and
that is the best place possible."
Holocaust Survivor
situated next to Parliament
as it's a good place to be actually.
It's a reminder,
if people need reminding."
Holocaust Survivor
of our loved ones in the Centre
is something that I personally
feel very much committed to."
Founder and CEO of The Ishami Foundation
National Holocaust Memorial
and Education Centre next to
our Parliament we make a solemn
and eternal promise that
Britain will never forget
what happened in the Holocaust."
Former UK Prime Mininster
in January 2014 and I am so
delighted that they recommended
this incredible National Memorial
at the heart of our democracy
next to our Parliament."
Former UK Prime Minister
powerful symbol of our
commitment never to forget
the Holocaust than that
we should create right
at the heart of our democracy
a permanent memorial
and a learning centre. "
Former UK Prime Minister
in 1945. Unfortunately, today
some of this poison is back
from the political fringe
to parts of the political mainstream.
So it’s absolutely right that this new
National Memorial is
situated right next to Parliament."
Former UK Prime Minister
most evil acts in history,
It must never be forgotten.
A memorial near to the
House of Commons reminds us
what happens when democracy fails."
Former UK Prime Minister