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Survivor urges world to 'never forget' Holocaust but warns 'it is still happening'

A survivor on Friday urged the world to “never forget” the horrors of the Holocaust amid the surge in antisemitism in London.

Speaking ahead of on Saturday, Freddy Berdach, 93, who lives in Pinner, north-west London, said the world must continue to be vigilant as he warned that hatred against minority groups was “still happening”.

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