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BBC Two produced a moving documentary about Holocaust survivors being painted as part of a Prince of Wales-commissioned project
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BBC Two produced a moving documentary about Holocaust survivors being painted as part of a Prince of Wales-commissioned project
On Thursday, President Biden spoke out against a 'resurgence of antisemitism' in a statement in honor of the commemoration, designated by the UN in 2005.
Charles, 73, commissioned seven paintings of Holocaust survivors to be displayed inside Buckingham Palace, to stand as a lasting reminder of the horrors of the Nazi regime.
Both specials are hosted by three-time Emmy-Award-winning actress Julianna Margulies. Each features interviews with Holocaust survivors as they talk with students from school districts in Texas that don't teach Holocaust history.
Seven portraits commissioned by the Prince unveiled at a Buckingham Palace exhibition ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day