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The experience that coloured everything Britten went on to write

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By Philippe Sands
| Yahoo News UK Verified
In 1945, the violinist Yehudi Menuhin was on a short tour of Germany, offering recitals to survivors of the concentration camps. On Friday 27 July 1945 he reached Bergen-Belsen, liberated three months earlier, and gave two concerts, in the cinema at the camp. The experience had a profound impact. "I shall not forget that afternoon as long as I live," said Menuhin. "After Belsen, Yehudi was never the same again," his sister Yaltah Menuhin reported.
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Migrants and Intellectual life

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By Harry Kroto, Philippe Sands, Mike Phillips, Gita Sahgal, Barbara Roche
| LSE Connect Verified
Migrants are often presented as a burden, but no one can deny the impact they have had on Britain's intellectual life. One quarter of Britain's Nobel Prize winners in science were born abroad. Our religious, philosophical and ideological heritage has often been inspired by migrants, from royal patrons (Prince Rupert, Prince Albert) to refugees (Ralf Dahrendorf, Isaiah Berlin).
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Opinion: The world needs to ensure leaders are not immune from criminal prosecution

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By Philippe Sands
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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