This article explores how Britain remembers and represents the Holocaust through various mediums like film, exhibitions, and commemorations. It looks at British soldiers' experiences in Auschwitz, media responses to the Nuremberg Tribunal, and the country's connections to the 'Final Solution'. The research also delves into British reactions to Holocaust screenings, TV shows, and films. Additionally, it examines Holocaust art at the Imperial War Museum, contemporary atrocities, and the memorialization of Auschwitz, Belsen, and the Holocaust in Britain. The study investigates how Britain's Holocaust Memorial Day shapes Holocaust consciousness and how the Holocaust is viewed as heritage in the country.