Six million Jewish people were murdered during Nazi  
  rule in Europe; five million other victims: Gypsies,  
  disabled people, homosexuals, Slavs, Poles,  
  Jehovah Witnesses, Bolsheviks and political prisoners  
  were also victims of the Nazis and their collaborators.  
     
     
 

Stephen and James Smith and their mother,           

 
  Marina, discovered the extent of the persecution that  
 

had happened during the Holocaust when they were

 
  on a visit to Yad Vashem, Jerusalem.  They realised  
that there was not a single memorial in the UK to  
 

commemorate the Holocaust. They felt there were

 
  important lessons to be learnt from the Holocaust  
  which can be applied in our treatment of people who  
  are marginalised and excluded in our society.   They  
  set an example of responsibility and initiative.    
 

They created the Holocaust Centre in 1995.    

 
     
  Log on to view virtual tour of the Holocaust Centre.  
     
  Exhibitions on site, Notts, UK  
  Permanent Museum of the Holocaust  
  The Journey: an exhibition Yr 6 upwards  
  Memorial Gardens  
  Exhibitions in Kigali, Rwanda  
  100 Days: Genocide In Rwanda  
  Genocide of the 20th century  
     
  Who is speaking this week?  
 
Dr Martin Stern
 
 
John Fransman, Joan Slater
 
 
Simon Winston, Joanna Millan
 
 
Henri Obstfeld, Ibi and Val Ginsburg
 
 
Rudi Oppenheimer
 
     
  Opening Hours: 10:00 - 5:00 pm  
  Directions: The Holocaust Centre, Laxton, Notts, NG22 0PA, UK  
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  Email: historyspeaks@holocaustcentre.net  
 
To call: Bookings Officer on 01623 836 627
 

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