Sunday 27 January 2013 is Holocaust Memorial Day – the anniversary of the day that the Nazis’ concentration camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated in 1945.
In the Holocaust, the Nazis murdered six million Jewish people, along with millions of others who the fascists considered to be “undesirable” or “inferior”, including Roma people, gay men and lesbians, disabled people, Black people, non-Jewish Polish and Russian people, socialists, communists and trade union members. It is important to remember these horrifying crimes against humanity and make a vow to never let this happen again by redoubling our efforts to drive back fascism today.
