you're very welcome. yad vashem is the world holocaust remembrance center in israel. this year. it turns 70 and it's holding commemorative events around the world, including here in germany, situated on the mount of remembrance in jerusalem. yad vashem explores the the matic and chronological history of the holocaust. the centers chairman danny diane, one said he would never set foot in germany, but since reversed that decision, he'll soon accompany an exhibition of artifacts from the holocaust being put on display in the bonus tag. that's the german parliament here in berlin. and he told our correspondent rebecca ritters about his reasons for changing his mind here. or there is an interesting, deuced addition, not many just do it these days, but that still exists. the objects that keep it small part of the wall in the apartment, in their home not painted. why? in order to remember the destruction of jerusalem, 2000 years ago, every time they see, they remembered that generals, that it was destroyed, 2000 years ago than the temple was destroy. that's the reason i did it. it's my

around the world, including here in germany, situated on the mount of remembrance in jerusalem. yad vashem explores the thematic and chronological history of the holocaust. the centres chairman, daddy, diane, one said he would never set foot in germany, but a sense reversed that decision. he'll sooner company the exhibition of artifacts from the holocaust being put on display in the buddhist as the german parliament. here in berlin. he told our correspondent rebecca, written about his reasons for changing his mind. you know, there is an interesting jewish tradition, not many just doing these days, but that still exists. the objects that keep small part of the wall in the apartment in their home, not painted. why, you know that to remember the destruction of jerusalem 2000 years ago. every time they see, they remembered that generals that it was destroyed 2000 years ago than the temple was destroy. that's the reason i did it. it's my stain on the, on the wall, and when i look at the map of the places i visited, they see a white and stain on the map of europe with germany. and i remember why

and it is important to remember that. >> that is the aim of yad vashem .t's name means immemorial, and a name for every victim. a commitment to keep their memory alive for future generations. pablo: here is a reminder of our top story. the ukrainian president has delivered a virtual address to the world economic forum in dapo's. he called -- davos. he called on western partners to move with speed and delivery military aid to ukraine. you are up-to-date. i will be back in a few moments to take you through the day. thank you for watching. i will see you soon. ♪ ■x■x >> welcome to live from paris. world news and analysis from france 24. these are the headlines. a key aide to ukraine's president zelenskyy is among 14 people who lost their lives in an unexplained helicopter crash near kyiv. the crash happened in residential suburb near a preschool. will be getting analysis and the rest of the story from ukraine. france braces for a d

the objects of from the collections of yad vashem, the world holocaust remembered center in jerusalem. his chairman, danny diane once vowed never to set foot in the land of the perpetrators. but he changed his mind in order to accompany the artifacts which he says can help prevent a repetition of nazi crimes in a reality or friday. god, they send me these them and holocaust distortion with fewer shah survivors alive every day. this outstanding items have a vital story to around the world. and especially in germany, isn't going to getting that message across to the younger generations is more necessary than ever. according to babble bus, the bonus tugs president, she believes, seeing real objects which have meaning for jewish people is a powerful way to do that. when does turn off with, if this is combined with the story about why a doll or a bag was so important in those bad times. an item which perhaps helped someone get through or produced good thoughts in that terrible time? thinking about that stuff you up inside and the impression stings on all from the black hang objects and sto

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parents, julian, were recognized as righteous among the nations by israel's holocaust memorial, yad vashem for, risking their lives to protect --. we have a couple of audience that i'd like to field. daniella and anne are both. if we know what happened to leah's husband abraham after he was arrested, and kristen is asking what happened after the war, did they survive? do you want to answer, lindsay? sure so, unfortunately, abraham did survive. he was deported. auschwitz forced to perform forced labor. but ultimately killed. and they hoped, of course, nowhere. and leah safe because of their helga family in german occupied belgium. they had hoped that he would return, but never did. leah remarried another survivor named male wood also lost his family during the holocaust and they stayed in belgium then or there and is still alive there, correct mm hmm. i believe that's correct, yes. so that's part of it. we have that story. so really, a lot. a lot loss also loss of of siblings. very difficult to try to rebuild start again. i'd like us to turn to a totally different type story, though, still

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and you can find the full interview with yad vashem chairman danny diane, on our youtube channel, or watch it later here on t w. well, it's the mission of yard for sham to make sure that the horrors of the holocaust are never forgotten. most israeli school children visit beacham to learn about what happened to so many millions of jews under the nazi regime. he normally joined one group on their visit, learning about the holocaust at g at the sham israel's holocaust memorial. in jerusalem, young israelis like this group of friends, h, 13 to 16, find out more about the holocaust or the showa as it's known in israel, from their own family history. but also 3 the annual memorial services. and in school, where a visit to yan for sham usually occurs by the age of 14. i think bringing here young students, my age, teenagers, and how many people to come and see it in real life. and, and social media, or facebook insta is much better coming and seeing and in person to experience the whole museum here with the photos much more meaningful. it's connecting you to your roots and has a very big eff

well this evening, the german parliament is open a new exhibition to mark the 70th anniversary of yad vashem israel's holocaust memorial. it highlights 16 every day. objects that june took with them as they fled nazi persecution. one of the mementos belongs to a holocaust survivor. now in her eighties, who made the trip back to germany, to share her story, finger a doll wearing your baby's pajamas is all that's left of nora meyer fields, childhood and germany. now the dahl is part of an exhibition, 16 objects, 16 mementos of jewish life, and germany lives that were destroyed by the holocaust. my pajama will crystal now the pajamas that she wore to sleep one night in 1938 when she was just a year old on coast on last night of broken glass. when the nazis destroyed the synagogues, jewish businesses and hopes we were told beforehand, what was going to happen. my mother and i were hidden by neighbors. and in the meantime, the nazis came in. they broke every bit of furniture in the house. her father was arrested that night, but eventually was able to escape nazi germany with the help of the u. s.

most israeli school children visit yad vashem to learn about what happened to so many millions of jews under the nazi regime dw joined one of the groups on their visit, learning about the holocaust at g at the sham israel's holocaust memorial. in jerusalem. young israelis like this group of friends, h, 13 to 16. find out more about the holocaust or the showa as it's known in israel, from their own family history. but also through the annual memorial services and in school where a visit to yan fish m usually caused by the age of 14. i think bringing here young students, my age, teenagers, and how many people to come and see it and realize, and, and social media, or facebook insta is much better coming and seeing and in person to experience the whole museum here with the photos. it's much more meaningful, it's connecting you to your roots and has a very big effect at the heart of the remembrance center of the individual stories of the victims and the horrors of the showa. but the center also deals with the nazis rise to power and anti semitism. an issue that is just as relevant to day. n

in honor of the holocaust remembrance day it all is thanks to this man yad space vashem holocaust museumk you for being here. >> thank you so much for having me, brian. >> brian: this project seems ominous. how hard was it to get all the names? immediately after the show. legislation of -- parliament and they started to register names to us, the public, to give names to pages of -- but one fifth of the victims of the holocaust. we have 2.6 million testimony family members and friends that testified about one victim of. but then we knew that there were much more. and we engaged in the most incredible adventures to register more and more names. including, you know, -- former soviet union to get to remote archive and to find five, 10, 15 more names we have 4.8 million names, individual thousand jews that the nazis tried to convert them to a number and put on their arm before killing them. we give them again, a name, a personality. a face. >> brian: right. do you know what has been so important dani, too. there is a sense these idiots didn't think it happen. you had a whole country who said