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Plans for UK Holocaust Memorial looked promising, but now debate has stalled

Remembrance of the Holocaust is essential if new generations are to be aware of the atrocities committed against the Jews and other groups during the Second World War. Since 2001, the UK has marked Holocaust Memorial Day annually.

Under David Cameron’s premiership, the Holocaust Commission was tasked with coming up with measures to ensure a lasting commemoration of the Holocaust and its lessons within British society.

  • Daniel Adamson
  • The Conversation

In January 2015 plans for a memorial and learning centre in London …

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