peter craven peter has been listening all along with me through these events there at the holocaust remembrance ceremony taking place in the german bundestag what stood out for you peter i thought initially what was very interesting in seoul friedland this address was i mean it was obviously incredibly moving and incredibly immediate because it's his own personal testimony but he began by doing it the job of a historian he teaches u.c.l.a. in california he. has an international reputation as being one of the the great historians of the holocaust and he did his job of showing that very early hitler said that the holocaust would happen that the german people were involved in it that it was not the it was not germany it was german individual german people and the numbers rose from tens of thousands of people being killed initially to hundreds of thousands then to the they absolute horror of millions being killed in in auschwitz birkenau but then he went on to give his personal testament i thought it was as is always the case in these instances so incredibly moving when he talks about the last mome

thank you we are watching special coverage from the german bombers target on holocaust remembrance day the holocaust remembrance ceremonies being held marking the seventy fourth anniversary of the liberation of the old its concentration from a nation by soviet forces on january twenty seventh thank you forty five that was saw friedlander the renowned historian who was addressing the former star delivering the commemorative address on this occasion saul freeland himself a holocaust survivor both his parents murdered and afterwards he was describing his personal journey and also. reminding his audience of the importance of the values of tolerance and inclusion liberty. and humanity in boards of defending our democracy he warned of a resurgence of interest. say it has just become too obvious to be over. the letter there like. president. bush and president bush. spoke a little earlier i believe we're now going to here's some music from the benefits or tet really playing. a piece or string quartet the composer conductor victor old man. austrian was murdered and that's park. lane. the lead.

the guest speaker on the day on the keynote speaker on the day of holocaust remembrance. percy president. m.p.'s. friend. family member don't. allow me first of all right thank you for. inviting me to come speak to you today. on the day in which members of the victim national so.

seem on vice and tell center eastern european affairs we appreciate your take on this day the holocaust remembranceday of course a recent poll as we've been talking about it has suggested around two point six million britons are denying the holocaust that's the equivalent of one in twenty u.k. adults how shocked are you by that figure. think it's quite it's quite shocking and surprising. but that's not the only problematic figure in this in this survey in other words you have five percent to deny eight percent who are convinced that the numbers are exaggerated twenty percent think that the number is less the number of victims is less than two million and forty five percent don't even know so i think you're combining. anti-semitism. with abysmal ignorance it is a startling number and it's not only the u.k. according to two other polls what are the consequences if fewer people are actually aware of the holocaust. well the basic idea behind holocaust education is that the tragedy that we call the holocaust has lessons for humanity. about the dangers of hatred the dangers of anti-semitism racism fascis

do to save himself survivors of the auschwitz death camp have gathered at the site to mark holocaust remembrance day follows a year which saw an increase in anti-semitic attacks including the face of stabbing of an eighty five year old holocaust survivor and france and in october a gunman killed eleven jews at a synagogue in pittsburgh the deadliest attack of its kind in u.s. history but also at the auschwitz step camp of polish far right activists who held a protest there for the first time on holocaust remembrance day they say the west has minimized poland suffering in world war two and deny historical evidence of how thousands of poles took an active role in the extermination campaign more than three million of poland's jews were murdered by the nazis that is about half the total number of jews killed in the holocaust. now the pope has urged crowds at a world youth day mass and panama to spend less time on their phones and more in their communities ahead of the by the catholic church was joined by about six hundred thousand poems for the event using words such as an influencer francis told hi

survivors of the auschwitz death camp have gathered at the site to mark holocaust remembrance day follows a year which saw an increase in anti-semitic attacks including the face of stabbing of an eighty five year old holocaust survivor and france and in october a gunman killed eleven jews at a synagogue in pittsburgh the deadliest attack of its kind in u.s. history but also at the auschwitz step camp of polish far right activists who held a protest there for the first time on holocaust remembrance day they say the west has minimize poland suffering in world war two and deny historical evidence of how thousands of poles took an active role in the extermination campaign more than three million of poland's jews were murdered by the nazis that is about half the total number of jews killed in the holocaust now the pope has urged crowds at a world youth day mass in panama to spend less time on their phones and more in their communities the head of the roman catholic church was joined by about six hundred thousand pope.

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the guest speaker on the day on the keynote speaker on the day of holocaust remembrance here percy the president's very very. up and piece leave it for friends family or family member down ladies and gentlemen. allow me for the first of all the story thank you for reading our honor of inviting me to come speak to you today. and the day in which we remember the victims of national socialism here in the bundestag. i will be speaking german to love just me and i can only hope is that we will. forgive me for speaking a language that i spoke for many years as a child but have not spoken very much for years as an adult of course i would go. if you really acquired my german in school again but i rarely use it on the thirtieth of january one thousand nine hundred thirty nine yesterday to a day eighty years ago hitler told that ice time. and a few guns if the international finance jewry within europe and outside of it should manage to force the countries of the world into a world war then the result. it will not be. as ation of the world so. and victory for the jews but it will be the and nial

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headline stories this hour on sunday events were held across the globe to mark international holocaust remembrance day it marks seventy four years since salvia troops liberated switch the nazi death camp important former prisoners of the camp visited the sites where the holocaust museum is now situated to share their memories expressing be important for people today to remember the atrocities where it. was during the nazi purge in the second world war seventeen million people were killed six million of them jews more than half of europe's jewish population was murdered in systematic attacks many starved to death killed in gas chambers and burned in furnaces in concentration camps despite the evidence from the time a recent poll suggests that one in twenty adults in the u.k. believe the holocaust never happened some other figures were noticeable in the survey over a huff of those surveyed the don't know the number of victims sixty four percent it percent here they think the scale of the atrocity has been exonerated were known to see hunter of frames are off says that those statistics while there ar

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there are sunday events were held across the globe to mark international holocaust remembrance day this comes seventy four years since soviet troops liberated auschwitz the nazi death camp that was occupied in poland former prisoners of the can visit visited the site where holocaust museum is now situated they shared their memories they expressing the importance for people today to remember the atrocities that were carried out. during the nazi purge of the second world war seventy million people were killed six million of them would use more than half of europe's jewish population was murdered in systematic a time. many was starved to death killed in gas chambers and burned in furnaces in concentration camps or despite the evidence from the time a recent poll suggests that one in twelve people in the u.k. deny the holocaust ever happened over half of those surveyed did not know the number of victims that while eight percent think the scale of the atrocity has been exaggerated airframes or are from the simon wiesenthal center thinks those statistics are alarming. holocaust denial is simp

now on sunday events were held across the globe to mark international holocaust remembrance day it marks seventy four years since salvina troops liberated i switch the nazi death camp in poland former prisoners of the camp visited the site where a holocaust museum is situated to share their memories expressing the importance for people of today to remember the atrocities that were carried out. well during the nazi purge in the second world war seventeen million people were killed six million of them jews more than half of europe's jewish population was murdered in systematic attacks many starved to death killed in gas chambers burnt in furnace is in concentration camps well despite the evidence from the time a recent poll suggests that one in twenty adults in the united kingdom believe the holocaust never happened some other notable findings over half of those surveyed did don't know the number of victims while eight percent think the scale of the atrocity house being exaggerated and nazi hunter frame zuroff those statistics are alarming. because denial is simply a new form of anti-semit

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this is our two international on sunday events were held across the globe for international holocaust remembrance day and mark seventy four years since soviet troops liberated auschwitz the nazi death camp in poland a former prisoners of the camp visited the site where a holocaust museum is now situated to share their memories expressing the importance for people today to remember the atrocities that were carried out. during the nazi purge in the second world war seventeen million people were killed six million of them were she. news and more than half of europe's jewish population was murdered in systemic attacks many were starved to death killed in gas chambers and burned in furnace is in concentration camps now despite the evidence from that time a recent poll suggests that one in twenty adults in the u.k. believe the holocaust never actually happened. some other noticeable findings over half of those surveyed do not know the number of the actual victims while eight percent think the scale of the atrocity has been exaggerated or announced nazi hunter efraim zuroff says the statistics are alarm

. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, today is international holocaust remembrance day, and the 74th anniversaryof the liberation of the zi death camp in poland known as auschwitz. several dozen survivors of the entration camp joined religious and political leaders for a ceremony at what is now a memorial site. speakers at events around the drld focused on the importance of remembering tths of the more than six million holocaust victst of whom were jews. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. anks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional supportovas been ed by

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they finally accepted both the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition and their examplesut only after lots of criticism from within the party. there were more casualties. both frank field and john woodcock, who were facing their own challenges, cited the party's approach to anti—semitism as reasons they could no longer support labour. jeremy corbyn hoped to draw a line under the issue with his conference speech. i say this to all the jewish community — this party, this movement — we will always be implacable campaigners against racism and anti—semitism in all its forms. we are your allies. but hang on — we're getting ahead of ourselves. theresa may had to deal with a major incident in march when sergei skripal, a former military officer in russia, and his daughter yulia, were poisoned by novichok in salisbury. either this was a direct act by the russian state against our country, or the russian government lost control over this catastrophically damaging nerve agent and allowed it to get into the hands of others. jeremy corbyn wasn't as quick to condemn russia, and asked f