Queen Camilla delivered a powerful speech at a Holocaust Memorial Day reception hosted by the Anne Frank Trust, emphasising the importance of remembering the Holocaust and fighting prejudice.

Queen Camilla vowed to “never forget” the atrocities of the Holocaust in a moving speech at the Anne Frank Trust’s annual lunch. Camilla, 77, addressed over 600 guests in the impressive ...

The event was hosted by The Anne Frank Trust, of which the royal is a patron, an organisation set up to honour the legacy of a teenage girl who lost her life in the genocide. Her personal diary ...

Queen Camilla has declared we must "never forget" the atrocities of the Holocaust in a moving speech at the Anne Frank Trust's annual lunch. Camilla, 77, addressed over 600 guests in the ...

Camilla spoke as she attended the annual lunch of the Anne Frank Trust, an educational charity founded by family and friends of the diarist’s father, Otto Frank, on Thursday in central London.

The Queen has said that the atrocities of the Holocaust will never be forgotten as she spoke at a reception for the Anne Frank Trust. Queen Camilla, 77, renewed her commitment to “never forget ...

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She spoke at the annual lunch of the Anne Frank Trust in central London where she met survivors, including Eva Clarke, 79, who was born in a concentration camp. Camilla said: “Today, more than ...

Britain's Queen Camilla, patron of the Anne Frank Trust, lights a candle during a reception for Holocaust Memorial Day at the Hilton Park Lane in London, Britain, January 23, 2025. (photo credit ...

Rabbi David co-founded the Anne Frank Trust UK, having brought an exhibition to Bournemouth in 1988, which went on to tour the UK. A later version would feature a replica of Anne’s bedroom.