Infamous Auschwitz was bitterly cold this week. I had joined a party of sixth formers and educators visiting the former Nazi work and death camp as guests of the Holocaust Education Trust. We caught the 7am red eye flight to Krakow in Poland, some 200 teenagers, a handful of local press and some group leaders from the trust. We were layered with coats and jumpers against the -2c breeze but there is only so much warmth you can hold onto in the camps. At this time of year it is as though the...
