This year - 2010 - is the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, and the anniversary has become Holocaust Memorial Day which is marked on 27 January each year.
Community Channel is showing three new programmes - The Long March, Surviving History, and Legacy of Hope - as well as two programmes which have already been shown on the Channel.
Surviving History
Don't miss the chance to see these moving accounts on 27 January:
Surviving History - 7.25am/4.40pm/10pm
Seven Lithuanian Jews relive the horrifying memories of their time in the Holocaust and the inspirational ways in which they managed to survive. more ...
One Way Ticket - 8.10am/11.35am/5.30pm/8.35pm
Three short films - Arrivals, One Way Ticket and Refugee People - made by teenage refugees comparing their experiences with those of survivors of the Holocaust in Nazi Germany. more ...
The Anne Frank Trust - 8.30am/6.20pm
This film looks at the work of the charity which draws on the power of Anne Frank's diary to teach people, especially the young, about mutual respect and appreciating each other's differences, particularly in ethnicity, religion and culture.
Legacy of Hope - 8.40am/11.20am/6.30pm
The film is narrated by actor Daniel Radcliffe, and focuses on survivors' stories. Each of the Holocaust survivors featured – Ben Helfgott, Iby Knill and Lily Ebert – talk about their experiences and share their feelings of hope.
IDK - I Didn't Know - 2.45pm/7.30pm
In this remarkable film a group of young Londoners go to the camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau and discover for themselves the brutal lessons that history provides. more ...
The Long March - 9pm
Tells the story of Leon Greenman the only Englishman to be sent to Auschwitz where he lost his wife and young son. He dedicated his life to making sure the Holocaust was never forgotten. more ...
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