especially in the face of resurgent anti semitism varian oriya works for yad vashem israel's holocaust remembrance center which co-sponsored the portrait project. when we try to get to fly then to symmetry zaman the denial of all of course we are doing in the main to unfold doing it is education and this exhibition is part of our walk it's a new creation to educate to teach what happened what took place for the sake of their next generations. motm shiela says photographing survivors was a very moving experience and hopes people will contemplate the portraits with an open mind and an open heart. as time passes and as further away we get from it. the more we are deluded information. the more they people talk maybe about it so i see it as my personal responsibility to keep the facts straight. these are among the last survivors of nazi persecution strella said that optimism and strength commands respect. the american pinnace clarifying see the. 1st piano concerto at the tender age of 8 so it seems she was destined from a young age become a professional concert pianist a repertoire is very eclectic and she tr

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at yad vashem was holocaust remembrance center in jerusalem dozens of one leaders gathered there to pay tribute to holocaust victims and commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp german president from pakistan my uncle was the 1st german leader to give an address at yad vashem saying it was a gift of mercy to address survivors time i highlighted germany's historical responsibility to fight and to stand which is a. thank you very much for a company that's it from me under such a not and in china could. i'm . sure a. what unites. what divides. the man looks like the driving force. what binds the content to gather. the answers and stories of planetary bodies. spotlight on people. go to india those who love to eat seafood fish calendar of course. over fishing greening seasons bio diversity. which fish can people eat and well without damaging the ecosystem. know your fish the 1st seafood sustainability guide in the. d.w.m. . every 2 seconds. a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences just destroys our documentary series displaced depicts trau

anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp and all eyes will be on the world holocaust remembrance center . it's israel's official memorial to the victims but as the survivors of the holocaust die out the center has the very important task of ensuring that their stories are not forgotten. leading to 2 or 3 jerusalem holocaust memorial. yeah by sham feel is a was special for jonathan matthews cool to day the young israeli was search erickson is guiding a group of israeli still children with its monumental architecture i'm powerful exhibition it's a place like know whether to learn about at the shoah generally speaking the whole concept of telling the story in this museum and perhaps connecting different generations store the holocaust is by focusing on the victim and when say focus on any victim we have naturally stork information in a see him but we also have personal artifacts and video testimony is a survivors the individual stories of the victims are an essential parts of the museum making the horrors of the show a ton gibble over 75 years laser the increasingly elderly survivors are s

and all eyes will be on the world holocaust remembrance center, yad vashem. is israel's official memorial to the victims. but as the survivors of the holocaust die out, the center has the very important task of ensuring that their stories are not forgotten. reporter: leading a tour through jerusalem's holocaust memorial, yad vashem, is always special for jonathan matthews. today, the young israeli researcher is guiding a group of israeli schoolchildren. with its monumental architecture, a powerful exhibition, it is a place like no other to learn about the shoah. >> generally speaking the whole concept of telling the story in this museum and perhaps connecting different generations of the holocaust is by focusing on the victim. by focusing on the victim we have the historical museum but we have personal artifacts and video testimony of survivors. reporter: the individual stories of the victims are an essential part of the museum. making the horrors of the shoah tangible. over 75 years later, the increasingly elderly survivors are slowly disappearing. that pose

especially in the face of resurgent anti semitism vivian oriya works for yad vashem israel's holocaust remembrance center which co-sponsored the portrait project. when we try to get to fly then to symmetries him in the denial of holocaust we are doing good that the main to info doing it is education and this exhibition is part of our work it's a do creation to educate to teach what happened what took place for the sake of their next generation's. modern shelah says photographing survivors was a very moving experience and hopes people will contemplate the portraits with an open mind and an open heart. as time passes and as further away we get from it. the more you know the new the information. and the more they people talk maybe about it so i see it as my personal responsibility to keep the facts straight. these are among the last survivors of nazi persecution and strella said that optimism and strength commands respect. this is you know news these are top stories. u.s. president donald trump has given the opening speech at the world economic forum the switzerland is that the world should reject what he c

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guests in the studio are root for the representative here in germany of the young vashem holocaust remembrance center who says the only safeguard against the evils of auschwitz is for individuals of all backgrounds to remember the power of complicity also with us is albert steinberger a daughter got a video maker and producer with both brazilian and german roots he's done a lot of work exploring anti semitism and argues that yes it could happen again there's huge concern he says about the rise of extremism anti semitism and hatred and the world welcome to so much he has high overhead of educational services of the province brooke concentration camp the moral side who says quite plainly know the history of face the consequences. thank you all 3 for being with me here today on the show about to begin with you route in recent days ceremonies speeches and gatherings very painful testimony from the survivors where have you all thoughts taken you in the last couple of days well absolutely it's been a very intense week with events happening. in auschwitz and him as well as all over the world i. spent a few

especially in the face of resurgent anti semitism vivian oriya works for yad vashem israel's holocaust remembrance center which co-sponsored the portrait project. when we try to get to fly then to symmetries him in the denial fall of course we will doing it but the main 2 info doing it is education and this exhibition is part of our it's a new creation to educate to teach what happened what took place for the sake of for their next generations. motm shiela says photographing survivors was a very moving experience and hopes people will contemplate the portraits with an open mind and an open heart. as time passes and as further away we get from it. the more the new the information. the more of a people talk maybe about it so i see it as my personal responsibility to keep the facts straight. these are among the last survivors of nazi persecution. said that optimism and strength command respect. auschwitz 75 years old the days almost on the conversation continues online you remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day it was the year that. the right sound. of. it decides on wh

place elsewhere over the last few days notably of course jerusalem at the world holocaust remembrance remembrance center at yad vashem but these events taking place of course on the site the immaculately preserve the sites of the auschwitz birkenau death camp in what was then occupied poland as you say liberated by soviet red army troops 75 years ago to the day advancing from the east this is not an event focused on high level representatives v.i.p.'s world leaders as has been the case in the past rather it's much more focused on survivors those who are still alive still fit enough to make the journey no doubt harrowing back to this place as you said some 200 or so of them are here with here in a moment from one of them yvonne engelman 92 years old she spent around a year here she saw her parents murdered in the gas chamber she escaped only because the gas chamber in which she had been put away to death suffered a technical malfunction an escape of course that she describes as miraculous take a listen now to evolve and. recruit here. called the. difficulties at this. and also the marriage of the human f

it is particularly meaningful that this event is taking place at yad vashem the world holocaust remembrance center in jerusalem we gather here to honor other survivors remember the victims and to gain insights from their stories that are significant and relevant for our present and our future . we also recall the remarkable legacy of jewish resistance during the holocaust jews fought her oh a cli under impossible circumstances they retain their dignity through extraordinary daily attempts to maintain family and communal ties and observe sacred traditions. it is my honor to invite his excellency mr what then would be an evening president of the state of israel to deliver opening remarks. dear holocaust survivors your majesty's your highness your excellences presidents prime minister heads and president of parliaments representative of many delegations who came to us these 2 you should guess and all my friends and i have so many good friends because israel has so many good friends welcome welcome to jerusalem yesterday we talked. yesterday we caught getting lish and today here from the heights of ya

holocaust survivors left to give their personal accounts of the horrors of the nazi regime this raises the question of how germany should keep its culture of remembrance alive such as with the national holocaust memorial and center bolin where you can see behind me how should teachers generations of germans be made aware of this darkest chapter in their country's past commissioned a survey to find out what people today think about this issue here the results. remnants of unfathomable crimes preserved for future generations. the horrors of the holocaust and nazi terror have had a lasting impact on the german national psyche how important is this memory 75 years after the end of the war. according to a new survey almost 40 percent of germans say it's time to stop discussing the nazi era. 60 percent disagree. most of the movie damned we must always invoke these memories because if i forgotten vist same things could happen again it is by its means higher to be i was just in israel and this is at the memorial it was terribly depressing and we must never forget ever got everybody here and present and when you see what's going on in other parts of the world you can see how important it is to keep alive the lessons and

it's also become a center of holocaust remembrance and today it poses a question, are we forgetting they liberated auschwitz 75 years ago today and took the pictures that forever etched its horrors in our minds. now those images have been colorized in a new history channel documentary. some, those don't need enhanced pictures to bring back those vivid terrible memories pap few remaining survivors have returned here in their 90s now, they've come for a reason and with a message. >> it should never happen again. >> reporter: david marks is 91 now. he was 16 when he was crammed into a cattle car with thousands of others and brought here from hungary. this is not only his first time back, it's his first time talking about it. >> i didn't talk about it with my children. i didn't want they should know what it went through. >> you wouldn't think -- >> i didn't speak to them at all. >> reporter: he didn't tell them of the watch towers and the filth and star vision and didn't tell them what happened during the horror of the selection process when camp officers decided who might live for a while