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Frank Bright discusses his work researching the fate of his former classmates, using a class photograph taken in 1942 which he calls ‘Red for Dead’.

Anita Lasker-Wallfisch addresses German Parliament to caution against forgetting the past. She contemplates as to what difference speaking out as a survivor can make.

Maurice Blik confronts the impact of his experiences as a child in Bergen-Belsen, recounting the moment his sister died and how sculpture has helped him to process his trauma.

Manfred Goldberg returns to Germany for the first time since he was a child in 1946 to attend a memorial for his family. In doing so, he finally acknowledges the death of his brother.

Auschwitz survivor Ivor Perl returns to the camp with his daughter Judy for the first time. She’s asked Ivor to return in the hope that it will help him, and therefore her, come to terms with the past.

Sam Dresner has no photos of his family, who were murdered when he was a boy. He uses art to recreate what they looked like from memory, and to try and process what he saw.

These short videos feature the personal testimony of 11 veterans and eye-witnesses of World War Two.

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