Kate Middleton reunited with the survivors in Holocaust that she took photos in 2020

In spite of Kate Middleton Still not returning to the regular schedule, on Monday, she appeared unexpectedly for the Holocaust Memorial Day with Prince William At London’s Guildhall. This week marked the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, and in an event, the princess reunited with Steven Frank And Yvonne BernsteinThen Two survivors that Kate took photos for the 75th anniversary.

“I want you a big hug,” the princess said to Frank, followed Daily lettersThen Before she hugged the 89 -year -old man. Kate Take a photo of survivors, settlers in England after World War II, and his grandchildren for the exhibition of the Royal Photography Association Generation: Portrait of Holocaust survivors In 2020. When the princess saw Bernstein, she said it was such a treatment for me [to see] an old friend. “

The Letters The reports that William talked to a group of survivors about educating his son, Prince George, About holocaust and events of World War II. “George is at the age where he started to understand everything. So, it was interesting to talk to him about what happened, he said. There are many history in this table, we need to hear everything.

While Kate and William attended a meeting in London, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer Then join, King Charles III Mark the date by Traveling to Poland To meet a few survivors at a Jewish community before attending a ceremony at Auschwitz.

In the comments during the ceremony, the king commented on the importance of continuing to remember the violence and hatred of Muslims caused by the Nazis. As some survivors in Holocaust unfortunately decreased over time, the responsibility to remember much heavier on our shoulders and in the not born generations, Mr. Charles Charles Charles speak. The memory of past evils is still an important task and when doing so, we inform our present and shape our future.