Duchess Kate has said she is 'honoured' to have her photographs of Holocaust survivors and their families included in a new Imperial War Museum exhibition

 The Duchess of Cambridge has said she is 'honoured' to have her photographs of Holocaust survivors and their families included in a new Imperial War Museum exhibition

The Duchess of Cambridge has said she is 'honoured' to have her photographs of Holocaust survivors and their families included in a new Imperial War Museum exhibition. 

Kate Middleton photographed Steven Frank and Yvonne Bernstein, who both settled in Britain after the Second World War, as part of a 2020 project marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. 

Mr Frank was among only a handful of children to make it out alive from the last of the many concentration camps he was sent to. By then his father had been gassed to death for speaking out against the Nazis. 

Mrs Bernstein was hidden as a child in France throughout most of the Second World War and her uncle was seized and murdered for shielding her. 

Both Mr Frank and Mrs Bernstein were photographed at Kensington Palace alongside their granddaughters. Read more from The Daily Mail.

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