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Work far more intensively with ministers of education. >> reporter: the stakes are high as europe grapples with a resurgence of anti-semitism, but there are signs of hope. more than 40% of the respondents believe anti-semitism is a growing problem in europe. half agree that commemorating the holocaust helps to combat anti-semitism, and nearly two-thirds say it can help ensure such atrocities never happen again. today, the ghosts of auschwitz still linger, serving as a vital reminder to the more than 2 million tourists who visit every year. >> visiting auschwitz transcends the intellectual. it ...

I'm here, hopefully to tell young people that i count on them. >> reporter: edie was just 16 years old when she arrived at auschwitz from her native hungary with her family in may 1944. nazi physician joseph was standing at the end of the train platform. known as the angel of death, he performed cruel and often deadly medical experiments on his prisoners. >> he pointed my mom to go to the left and i followed her. he came after me, grabbed me. i never forget those eyes. he said, your mother is just going to take a shower. you'll see her soon. >> reporter: edie never saw her again. both her pare...

Right now, we have our final report on the state of hate in the united states and around the world. let's go to our chief international correspondent, clarissa ward. an exclusive cnn poll revealed one-third of europeans know little or nothing about the holocaust, and tonight, we're getting reaction from the german foreign minister. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. this really was some of the most troubling results that we found in our poll. a lot of people reaching out and responding across the world, but on twitter, germany's foreign minister calling the results of cnn's poll, quote, shocking...