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In July 1995, with the back drop of the ongoing war, Bosnian Serb troops and paramilitaries led by Ratko Mladić descended on the town of Srebrenica and began shelling it. Around 8,000 Muslim men, and boys over 12 years old, were murdered in Srebrenica.
On 30 June 1940, the Nazis began their invasion of the Channel Islands – a group of British Crown dependency islands off the coast of France. This was the result of the German invasion of Western Europe. From May 1940, Nazi troops had been moving west. They captured Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and France in quick succession, with Paris falling to the Germans on 14 June 1940.
The success of Hitler and the Nazi party did not come from nowhere. The party developed and established itself in a Germany devastated by defeat in World War One and suffering an economic crisis.
Jean Louis Mazimpaka survived the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda in moved to the UK in 1999. This is his story.
Sobibor, a death camp in a small village in present-day Poland, operated as a killing centre from 1942-1943 as part of Operation Reinhard – part of the Nazi’s final solution to exterminate all of European Jewry.
This blog was written by HMDT’s Youth Champion Board.
Sabina Miller met severely visually impaired illustrator Kimberley Burrows over lunch in central London for HMD 2015.
An Albanian Muslim family, who chose to shelter a Jewish photographer and his young family from the Nazis.
Earlier today we were delighted to welcome His Majesty The King to a special event where he met members of the Sudanese community living in the UK.
We are excited to announce that our new youth photography competition, ‘Light up the darkness’, is now open for submissions.