Marking 80 years since its liberation, a new exhibition presents some remarkable items gathered by a family who survived Bergen-Belsen
Read MoreIn October 2024, Hephzibah was honoured to speak at Tate Britain as part of the Our Local Heroes exhibition, an event run and arranged by the charity Uniting Friends.
Read MoreIn the lead up to Holocaust Memorial Day, King Solomon High School hosted an interschool memorial event, in which I was fortunate enough to attend. Descendant of a Holocaust Survivor, Hephzibah Rudofsky, educated attendees in her family’s history through recounting the personal story of her family’s experiences during World War Two.
Read MoreZahava Kohn never defined herself as a Holocaust survivor. For most of her life, she never spoke about her wartime experiences. Her parents had always encouraged Zahava and her brother Jehudi to look forwards – to be optimistic and build a happy life ahead.
Read MoreHolocaust survivor Lady Zahava Kohn MBE has died one week shy of her 87th birthday.
Read MoreHolocaust survivors shared their stories in an online memorial event to remember the atrocities committed under the Nazi regime and in genocides around the world.
Read more about the memorial day in the Hackney Gazette here.
Hackney marks Holocaust Memorial Day.
Read more about it in the Hackney Citizen here.
“We are delighted that survivors and refugees of the Holocaust have been recognised. The honours rightly recognise these incredible individuals and their contribution to our society. Lady Zahava Kohn receives an MBE while Renie Inow is given a BEM.” - Centre for Holocaust Education
Zahava receives an MBE at St. James’ Palace
This is an article published in the Jewish News on the 27th January 2020 to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Hephzibah Rudofsky was asked to write about the handing down of artefacts.
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In June 2019, Zahava and Hephzibah received the Points of Light award from the Prime Minister in recognition for their work in Holocaust education. More details here.
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