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Lily Ebert, who was liberated from Auschwitz in April 1945 aged 20, said watching her family grow has been “very special”.

Lily Ebert, who was liberated from Auschwitz in April 1945 aged 20, said watching her family grow has been “very special”.

Lily Ebert, 98, who grew up in Hungary, was liberated by American soldiers in April 1945 when she was 20 and, some 77 years later, says babies are the best revenge against the Nazis.

Lily Ebert, who was liberated from Auschwitz in April 1945 aged 20, said watching her family grow has been “very special”.

“As the number of Holocaust survivors sadly but inevitably declines, my abiding hope is that this special collection will act as a further guiding light," Prince Charles said.

A BBC documentary has also been made about the creation of the exhibition which will be on display in the Queen Gallery at the end of this month. 

Princes Charles has commissioned paintings of Holocaust survivors to pay tribute to their generation.

Future king commissions artwork of some of the last living people to survive death camps, with their stories to be told in a BBC show

The Scottish journalist and broadcaster shared well-wishes for Lily Ebert, a 98-year-old survivor of the holocaust. Lily is a founder member of the

"Even if she did think shed survive Auschwitz, I dont think she ever thought shed reach 98," her great-grandson said.