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Kennet students tour the grounds of Auschwitz

Students at Kennet School have embarked on an education journey to Auschwitz.

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MP visits Auschwitz as part of campaign against antisemitism

MP visits Auschwitz as part of campaign against antisemitism
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United kingdomGillian keeganHolocaust educationalDepartment for educationHolocaust educational trustMrs keeganKaren pollockChief executiveAuschwitz project

London Letters: Tory peer humiliated Indian journalist, many Punjabis on King s first birthday honours list

House of Lords standard commissioner Akbar Khan, in his report - The conduct of Lord Ranger concluded that Lord Ranger breached the Code of Conduct for Members of the House of Lords

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Students from Springwood High School in KIng s Lynn visit Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Poland

The horror of the Holocaust was brought to life for a group of West Norfolk students who visited a former concentration camp.

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Welwyn Garden City student takes part in Holocaust project

Jews contributed to every aspect of life in the town and held prominent roles such as business owners and money lenders, and were registered to vote, maintained organised sports teams, attended local schools and actively participated in raising funds for the Polish military. The Great Synagogue was in the centre of the town, showing its importance. It gave the Jews a sense of connectedness, belonging and worth, giving them a chance to participate in town life. Tragically, the Great Synagogue was torn down in 1939 and its destruction left a void in Polish and Jewish society. By liberation in 1945, less than 10 per cent of the Oświęcim Jewish population remained, and out of 8,000 only 77 returned home. This was just one town and we can see from these statistics just how much the Jewish community was decimated by the Holocaust.

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