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Radio 4,27 Jan 2015,28 mins

Anne Frank's Trees: Keeping the Memory Alive

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To commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day, Michael Rosen examines the ways in which Britain remembers the darkest period in modern history. From Britain's only day-centre catering solely for Holocaust survivors to the narrow attic staircase of Anne Frank's House in Amsterdam, via an art installation in Huddersfield and a primary school in Potters Bar, Michael looks at the many different ways in which we've chosen to commemorate the unimaginable horror of the Holocaust, aided by schoolchildren, campaigners and a 93-year-old survivor of Auschwitz. Produced by Marc Haynes and Nick Minter An Unusual production for ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio 4.

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