King Charles 'can't bear' dwindling number of Holocaust survivors ahead of major Auschwitz event The King has spoken of his sadness at the dwindling numbers of Holocaust survivors as he prepares to travel to Auschwitz to mark the 80th anniversary of its liberation.
The King, patron of the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, today hosted an event at Buckingham Palace to hear about various initiatives designed to ensure that the experiences of Holocaust survivors are not forgotten.
Mr Goldberg, who did not speak publicly about the horrors he experienced until he was in his 70s, has previously met the King and the Prince and Princess of Wales on several occasions, working alongside them to ensure the horrors of the holocaust are not forgotten.
It’s so important.” Speaking of the small number of Holocaust survivors still alive to share their experiences, he added: “I can’t bear the dwindling number left behind.”.
The King chatted to Mr Goldberg about his plans to attend the anniversary ceremony, saying: “I feel I must for the 80th anniversary.
