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10 January at 13:00 - Forgive and do not forget
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A series of short films have been produced by the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust for the Stand up to Hatred campaign. Please note that these films are not suitable for Primary schoolchildren...
A new archive of programmes and documents has been launched by the BBC. These programmes and documents chart the reactions and personal testimonies of some of those who witnessed the Nazis' "Final Solution". Interviews, journals and documentaries starkly convey the realities of the camps...
Holocaust Memorial Day - National commemoration - Coventry 2009 Absence and Loss is an exhibition by photographer Marion Davies that examines architectural memorials to victims of the Holocaust and Nazi persecution. This powerful exhibition was created as part of a personal pilgrimage and creates a powerful and evocative mood.
Holocaust Memorial Day - National commemoration - Coventry 2009 Called Shoes of Memory: Holocaust Ceramic Work, this exhibition by Jenny Stolzenberg features 70 lifesize ceramic shoes based on those discovered at Auschwitz.
Holocaust Memorial Day - National commemoration - Coventry 2009
Using the suitcase as a stimulus, students from four secondary schools across Coventry worked alongside teachers, professional artists and Holocaust Survivors to create ‘The Chain’ each link a performance, exhibition or piece of visual art which responds to the theme ‘Stand Up To Hatred’.
The project enabled schools to... develop their cross-curricular and creative learning skills, helped students discover the chain of events which lead to the Holocaust, and encouraged them to examine the world today and respond to the theme Stand up to Hatred. Read more
The project enabled schools to... develop their cross-curricular and creative learning skills, helped students discover the chain of events which lead to the Holocaust, and encouraged them to examine the world today and respond to the theme Stand up to Hatred. Read more
Holocaust Memorial Day - National commemoration - Coventry 2009 The culmination of the walk at the Cathedral ruins, Coventry city centre, Saturday 24 January 2009
Holocaust Memorial Day - National commemoration - Coventry 2009
Following the successful buttons exhibition in Newcastle in 2007 and Respectacles exhibition in Liverpool in 2008 Coventry will be creating a dramatic piece of public art through donations of people's shoes.
Linking directly to the ‘Stand up to Hatred’ theme, an appeal is underway for people to donate shoes to produce a... piece of public art that will be displayed in the city centre to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. The inspiration for the work comes from the piles of personal items to be seen at the Auschwitz Memorial Museum, which provide a stark reminder of the sheer scale of death and human suffering during the Holocaust.
To contribute to the piece of art, people are being urged to donate a pair of shoes which, after January, will be donated to charity to help people living in third world countries.
People who have already pledged their support include the Lord Mayor of Coventry. Councillor Andy Matchet, football legend Jimmy Hill, Sky Blues FA Cup winning manager John Sillett and former world record holder and chief executive of UK Athletic Dave Moorcroft.Read more
Linking directly to the ‘Stand up to Hatred’ theme, an appeal is underway for people to donate shoes to produce a... piece of public art that will be displayed in the city centre to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. The inspiration for the work comes from the piles of personal items to be seen at the Auschwitz Memorial Museum, which provide a stark reminder of the sheer scale of death and human suffering during the Holocaust.
To contribute to the piece of art, people are being urged to donate a pair of shoes which, after January, will be donated to charity to help people living in third world countries.
People who have already pledged their support include the Lord Mayor of Coventry. Councillor Andy Matchet, football legend Jimmy Hill, Sky Blues FA Cup winning manager John Sillett and former world record holder and chief executive of UK Athletic Dave Moorcroft.Read more
The national spotlight was on Coventry as the city hosted the national Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) commemorations in January...
