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August 6, 2021
Kate Middleton and William, George is getting bigger
Just a year ago, Kate Middleton she had been involved in a noble photographic project, which allowed her to portray two Holocaust survivors through photographs: Steven Frank and Yvonne Bernstein. Today those photos are part of a special exhibition that opens its doors on the day of August 6, 2021. The exhibition will remain active until January 7, 20221 at the Imperial War Museum in London.
It is a project that involves three organizations: the Royal Photographic Society, Jewish News and Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, which all in unison invited the Duchess to be part of the show, aimed at celebrating the memory of a past that cannot and must not be forgotten.
On the official profile of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge a post has appeared in these hours explaining the project:
Honored to be part of the new photography exhibition at the Imperial War Museum in London, which brings together over 50 contemporary portraits of Holocaust survivors and their families. Shown for the first time, these powerful photographs capture the special connections between Holocaust survivors and the younger generations of their families, and remind us of the collective responsibility of ensuring their stories live on. The photographs feature a group of survivors who have made the UK their home after a start marked by unimaginable loss and trauma. While offering a space to remember and share their stories, these photographs are a celebration of the full life they lived and the special legacy their children and grandchildren will carry into the future.
As an attentive and apprehensive mother, it was practically impossible for Kate to remain indifferent to what so many children have had to endure in a past that is not all that far from the present day.
Kate has always shown a great passion for photography and for the most delicate social issues, it is known that many of the shots of her children that are made public were made by her. These particular photographs dedicated to the survivors of the Holocaust, had already been noticed a year ago. The fact that they have now been included in the exhibition is a source of great pride for her.
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