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You will not replace us.

As anti-Semitism really You will not replace us.

As anti-Semitism rears its ugly head,

I traveled to Berlin to hear the incredible life story of Hilde Schramm.

Her father was the infamous Nazi Albert Schpier, but she has devoted her life to raising up Jewish rights.

Plus... Our Walter Isakson speaks with historian Deborah Lipset.

She won a seminal court battle against Holocaust Denier David Irving,

and she puts the resurgence of hate crimes into perspective.

Plus, you are never too small to make a difference.

Leaving it to the children, the 16 year old climate change activist who's captured the world's attention. I speak with Sweden's Greta Tunberg. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiane I'm on poor in London. 74 years after

World War II ended 5% of British adults do not believe the Holocaust took place and 8% of them believe its scale is exaggerated.

Those are the shocking results of a new poll released this week to mark International

Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Seven decades after liberation, the few survivors left gathered

at the Auschwitz concentration camp to mark the solemn occasion. But also, there were far right Polish nationalists protesting the notion that any

polls collaborated with the Nazis. It's clear far too many people refused to

absorb the lessons of history and many simply are not

versed in that history. So it's all the more remarkable to meet one woman who's

devoted her life to never forgetting. She's 82 year old Hilda Schramm, perhaps the most

unlikely person to be conducting this campaign because her father was Albert

Speer, chief architect to Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime's minister

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