During a visit to a Jewish community center in north London, King Charles III was found dancing with Anne Frank’s half-sister, Eva Schloss, at a celebration of Hanukkah, the Jewish holiday that falls from December 18 to 26.
Otto Frank’s daughter-in-law, 93-year-old Eva Schloss, survived Nazi concentration camps and spent decades promoting peace among men. “She was kind, she really participated,” she said. sky news about King Carlos III.
“He’s so easy to talk to, he’s not like someone puts you down and you have to make an appointment to talk. He is a human being who wants to be a part of the community and help everyone,” he added.
Rice and canned tuna donations
Following his visit to the JW3 centre, King Charles III met with school children wrapping gifts and food baskets for families in Camden, as well as refugees baking gingerbread cookies. The monarch also interacted with Holocaust survivors.
According to JW3 managing director Raymond Simonson, who accompanied the king on his visit, Charles III offered a car trunk full of rice and canned tuna to the center for his fundraiser.
“We are supporting 200 families in the Camden area, who do not have enough food at Christmas and who, thanks to this donation, will now receive food from the King”, concluded Raymond Simonson.
Source: BFM TV
