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Nazia Kazi, a student teacher at Bradford College, went on a moving visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau – the former death camp in Poland where so many people were killed in the gas chambers during the Holocaust – in 2008. She told us that it left a lasting impression and her visit explained why Holocaust Memorial Day is so important.
