5. On 27 January

6. we mark Holocaust Memorial Day On 27 January we mark Holocaust Memorial Day

7. by remembering the millions of people killed On 27 January we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed

8. we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed. On 27 January we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed during the Holocaust

9. we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed. On 27 January we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed during the Holocaust, under Nazi Persecution

10. we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed. On 27 January we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed during the Holocaust, under Nazi Persecution and in subsequent genocides

11. we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed. On 27 January we mark Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the millions of people killed during the Holocaust, under Nazi Persecution and in subsequent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur.

12. Together we honour survivors and challenge ourselves to use the lessons of their experiences to inform our lives today.

13. The Holocaust 1941 - 1945 The gates of Auschwitz – Birkenau ©Bill Hunt

15. ‘The most poignant reminder of all from the past is a photograph I found at the Portuguese Red Cross archive. ‘It is of a group of 14 children… At the front is a skinny little girl of three-and-a-half. This is Fanny Zimetbaum – the child I was once.’ Joan Salter, survivor of the Holocaust

16. Nazi persecution 1933 - 1945

18. ‘I remember Auschwitz every waking moment of my life.’ Ceija Stojka, Roma survivor of Nazi persecution

19. Genocide in cambodia 1975 - 1979 Prisoners at Tuol Sleng Prison ©Tuol Sleng Museum of Genocide

21. ‘I come from a family of performers. I am the only one left.’ Arn Chorn-Pond, survivor of the Genocide in Cambodia

22. Genocide in rwanda 1994 Names of people murdered at Kigali Memorial Centre, Rwanda © Celanr Creative Commons

24. ‘I had survived for a purpose, to carry on the memory and make sure our lost ones weren’t lost in vain.’ Eric Eugene Murangwa, survivor of the Genocide in Rwanda

25. Genocide in bosnia 1995 Coffins ready for burial in Potočari Village © Richard Newell

27. ‘We learnt about the concentration and extermination camps during the Holocaust, and could not understand how people could do such things. And then came the Bosnian War.’ Safet Vukalić, survivor of the Bosnian War

28. Genocide in darfur 2003 - present Um Ziefa burning village, Darfur © Brian Steidle

30. ‘I grabbed my sister and mother by the hand and we turned and ran. My brothers ran after us, leaving my father standing firm and alone. In the distance beneath the helicopter, a massed rank of horsemen swept forward, firing their guns and screaming as they smashed into the village.’ Halima Bashir, survivor of the Genocide in Darfur Extract from Tears of the Desert, Halima Bashir and Damien Lewis, 2008

31. For Holocaust Memorial Day 2015,

32. we will keep the memory alive of the millions of people murdered during genocide across the world

33. For Holocaust Memorial Day 2015, we will keep the memory alive of the millions of people murdered as a result genocide across the world and honour those who survived.

34. For Holocaust Memorial Day 2015,

35. Join thousands of others across the UK

36. For Holocaust Memorial Day 2015, Join thousands of others across the UK To Remember the past

37. For Holocaust Memorial Day 2015, Join thousands of others across the UK To Remember the past To challenge hatred today

38. For Holocaust Memorial Day 2015, Join thousands of others across the UK To Remember the past To challenge hatred today To Create a safer, better future

39. Memory Makers

40. For Holocaust Memorial Day 2015 our Memory Makers project has paired genocide survivors with a range of artists, who are responding to their stories creatively.

41. Memory Makers

42. Memory Makers aims to ensure survivors’ experiences aren’t lost to history, and that a new generation can engage with the stories of genocide.

43. Memory Makers

44. If everyone who is moved by this project shares one story with one person, we will have taken a huge step towards keeping the memory alive.

45. Memory Makers

46. Explore the Memory Makers project online: Keepthememoryalive.hmd.org.uk

48. How will you keep the memory alive for Holocaust Memorial Day?

49. Light a candle

50. How will you keep the memory alive for Holocaust Memorial Day? Light a candle take part in an hmd activity

51. How will you keep the memory alive for Holocaust Memorial Day? Light a candle take part in an hmd activity Share the life story of a survivor

52. How will you keep the memory alive for Holocaust Memorial Day? Light a candle take part in an hmd activity Share the life story of a survivor keepthememoryalive.hmd.org.uk

53. ‘If something happens I would want that there be somebody who would remember that someone named D. Berger had once lived. This will make things easier in the difficult moments.’ David Berger, murdered during the Holocaust

54. Holocaust Memorial Day Trust Learning lessons from the past to create a safer, better future. hmd.org.uk @HMD_UK hmd.uk #HMD2015