For the third in our series of events for Women's History Month, Marc Cave (director of the National Holocaust Centre and Museum), interviews Holocaust survivor Kitty Hart-Moxon OBE, with contributions from her son Peter and daughter-in-law Moira.
Kitty was barely a teenager when Nazi Germany invaded Poland. Her Holocaust experience includes the Lublin ghetto, forced labour, imprisonment, three camps, a death march and the murder of sixteen immediate relatives. Her first book about her lived experience was published in 1961, one of the earliest published testimonials to the Holocaust.
Since then, Kitty has made two television documentaries reliving her experiences, written a second book, and spoken widely about her experiences. Now aged 94, she is still a fierce and indomitable force for truth.