Karen Pollock, CEO of the Holocaust Educational Trust, said it was an “incredible initiative”. She added: “These Holocaust survivors have endured the worst. They were rounded up in ghettos, sent to concentration camps and enslaved as forced laborers. “Surviving the concentration and death camps and 77 years later seeing their portraits on display at Buckingham Palace is truly very special and a poignant and fitting testament to their enduring contribution to this country. “The Nazis wanted there to be no more Jews in Europe – instead, these survivors are honored at the heart of British society.” “The Prince of Wales...
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