These images were taken at the 2019 Holocaust Memorial Day event on Friday 25 January 2019, by student photographer Veronika Merkova.
You are welcome to use the images to promote Bristol Holocaust Memorial Day, by crediting Veronika and linking back to bristolhmd.org.
Councillor Asher Craig from Bristol City Council, speaking about creating a home for refugees in Bristol. Part of the Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration, Friday 25 January 2019.
Iby Knill, 95-year-old Holocaust survivor, ready to speak at City Hall. Iby was an engaging and warm speaker who opened up about her experiences before, during and after the war.Dr. Marian Liebmann OBE, Chair of Bristol Holocaust Memorial Day Steering Group 2019, at City Hall. Dr. Liebmann is a second generation Holocaust survivor and an expert in restorative justice and art therapy. Sixth formers from the QEH School, St Mary Redcliffe School, and St. Brendan’s College in a workshop at HMD 2019. We are lucky enough to have sixth form speakers and attendees every year at our HMD event. Rissa Mohabir, trauma awareness trainer and supervisor, with her stall at the Bristol Holocaust Memorial Day event, 2019. Stallholders are an important part of Bristol HMD; we welcome organisations supporting or working with refugees and marginalised groups, and promoting equality.Six formers from the QEH School, St Mary Redcliffe School, and St. Brendan’s College waiting to speak at the Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration, 2019.Viviane Bowell, Carol Ann Hannon and Sue from Aid Box Community, a charity which provides support and supplies to asylum seekers and refugees in Bristol.
