Capital East Midlands / Phil Lyons from National Holocaust Memorial Centre in Nottinghamshire, tells Capital it's important the events of WWII are used to educate people about acceptance and discrimination.

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Capital East Midlands / Phil Lyons from National Holocaust Memorial Centre in Nottinghamshire, tells Capital it's important the events of WWII are used to educate people about acceptance and discrimination.

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