People across Europe, Israel, and the world are preparing to mark international Holocaust Remembrance Day Thursday, commemorating the millions of European Jews killed by Nazi Germany. The day was created in 2005 by the United Nations to sustain public awareness, which studies show has rapidly declined in recent years. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro shows one creative attempt to educate younger generations.

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