WARSAW, Poland – The global spotlight shines on the dwindling number of Holocaust survivors as they gather at Auschwitz for commemorations marking 80 years since the camp’s liberation. The memorial site in southern Poland, where over a million people died, has become a solemn tribute to those lost during World War II.
Leaders and dignitaries from across the globe will join the observances, symbolizing relentless efforts to preserve the memory of the victims and grievances of the survivors.
The Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum anticipates approximately 50 survivors joining the events, accompanied by political leaders and royalty, offering a platform for the voices of the former prisoners to be heard while time allows.
On this occasion, the influential will listen to the survivors, ensuring that their stories endure.