Holocaust Memorial Day (UK)

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Holocaust Memorial Day (UK) is the United Kingdom’s national day of remembrance for the Holocaust and other genocides, marked annually with commemorative events, education, and reflection on the dangers of hatred and intolerance.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf national day of remembrance
aimsTo challenge prejudice
educate about the Holocaust
encourage reflection on moral responsibility
promote tolerance
raise awareness of genocide
remember victims of Nazi persecution
remember victims of later genocides
remember victims of the Holocaust
alsoKnownAs HMD
commemorates Holocaust
Nazi persecution
genocide in Bosnia
genocide in Cambodia
genocide in Darfur
genocide in Rwanda
subsequent genocides
country United Kingdom
dateSignificance anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau
establishedBy United Kingdom government
establishedUnder Prime Minister Tony Blair
focusesOn dangers of antisemitism
dangers of hatred
dangers of intolerance
dangers of racism
human rights
prevention of genocide
hasComponent candle lighting
educational activities
interfaith services
local remembrance events
moments of silence
national commemoration ceremony
online educational resources
public exhibitions
school assemblies
survivor testimony
hasScope UK-wide
inception 2001
language English
observedOn 27 January
officialWebsite https://www.hmd.org.uk/
organisedBy Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
relatedTo International Holocaust Remembrance Day
supportedBy UK Government
typicalLocation community organisations
faith communities
local councils
national institutions
schools

Referenced by (7)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
HMD ("Holocaust Memorial Day")
abbreviationFor
HMD
alsoKnownAs
HMD ("Holocaust Memorial Day")
fullName
HMD ("Holocaust Memorial Day Trust")
hasOrganisingBody
Holocaust Memorial Day (UK) ("Holocaust Memorial Day Trust")
organisedBy
Holodomor Memorial Day ("Holocaust Memorial Day")
relatedEvent
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
relatedTo

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