Events

On Tuesday 13 July, 8.00pm (UK time) Yad Vashem UK  hosted, via Zoom, a Book Club event discussing The Greatest Comeback by David Bolchover. Discussion was led by Michael Pollak, Consultant at PaJeS and the UJIA.

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International sculptor Frances Segelman sculpted Holocaust survivor Mala Tribich on 20 April 2021 at her home in London.
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On Tuesday 2 February, 8.00pm  Yad Vashem UK Foundation was joined by Author Rosie Whitehouse , who discussed her book The People of the Beach:  Journeys to Freedom After the Holocaust.

On 26 & 27 January, Yad Vashem UK Foundation, are undertaking our biggest campaign to date
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On Thursday 3 December 2020 at 8.30pm, Yad Vashem UK Foundation, via Zoom, hosted Wendy Holden, the best-selling British author of more than thirty books, and, journalist for 18 years, including a decade at the Daily Telegraph and Eva Clarke BEM, who shared her intense, powerful and moving account and experience.

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A historical detective story that sets out to uncover the truth behind what happened to leading Nazi Otto von Wächter.

On Wednesday 8 July 2020 at 8.00pm, Yad Vashem UK Foundation, via Zoom, hosted Mala Tribich MBE in conversation with Maurice Helfgott, the son of Sir Ben Helfgott, Holocaust survivor and Mala’s brother.

The discussion was led by Simon Bentley, Chairman of Yad Vashem UK Foundation and was attending by approximately 16 people.

Many of you know the story of the death camps - Auschwitz, Birkenau, Ravensbrück and Treblinka.  What you might not know is the story of the Jewish resistance to the horrors of the death camps - of the courageous men and women who dared to make a stand and fight. This book also tells a story of ‘Din’ meaning, ‘judgement’ in Hebrew. In 1945, after the war, a small group of Jews formed this secret organisation to ensure the Nazis should know the pain to torture and brutality suffered by over 6 million Jews.  Many powerful Nazis died at their hands – and then they worked out the most daring plan of all, a scheme to poison the water supply to a quarter of a million German homes.