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School's Anne Frank Exhibition opened. Edinburgh 29 April 2014

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Edinburgh's Bailie Elaine Aitken opened Firrhill High School's 'The Anne Frank: A History For Today' exhibition today. Baillie Aitken was joined by Heather Boyce from the Anne Frank Trust and second generation Holocaust survivors who spoke of their family members’ memories of the war. The ceremony was attended by pupils from Firrhill High, local primary schools and retirement home residents from Old Farm Court and Caiystane Court. Pictured: Stephan Brent (85) was one of the 10,000 children which were sent to the UK as part of the Kindertransport. Stephan was 10 whne he arrived in the UK. 29 April 2014 (c) GER HARLEY | StockPix.eu

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Anne Frank exhibition | Edinburgh | 29 April 2014
Edinburgh's Bailie Elaine Aitken opened Firrhill High School's 'The Anne Frank: A History For Today' exhibition today. Baillie Aitken was joined by Heather Boyce from the Anne Frank Trust and second generation Holocaust survivors who spoke of their family members’ memories of the war. The ceremony was attended by pupils from Firrhill High, local primary schools and retirement home residents from Old Farm Court and Caiystane Court. Pictured: Stephan Brent (85) was one of the 10,000 children which were sent to the UK as part of the Kindertransport. Stephan was 10 whne he arrived in the UK. 29 April 2014 (c) GER HARLEY | StockPix.eu