Lady Yasmin Pahlavi announced her presence at the historic Auschwitz camp in Poland on Thursday, November 21, by posting a video on Instagram, and while paying tribute to the victims of the Holocaust, she honored the memory of her countrymen who were killed in the massacre on January 18 and 19 at the hands of the Islamic Republic.

Lady Yasmin Pahlavi announced her presence at the historic Auschwitz camp in Poland on Thursday, November 21, by posting a video on Instagram, and while paying tribute to the victims of the Holocaust, she honored the memory of her countrymen who were killed in the massacre on January 18 and 19 at the hands of the Islamic Republic.

Lady Yasmin Pahlavi said in this video: “Being in this holy place is really painful. As I stand here, I think of the innocent victims of Auschwitz, as well as our countrymen who died in the massacre on January 18 and 19.

When emphasizing the historical difference between these two tragedies, Ms. Yasmin Pahlavi said: "These two tragedies are historically different, but they have one truth in common: when a government sees human life as worthless, there are no limits to crime."

Mrs. Yasmin Pahlavi also added: "Just as the Nazi criminals were tried, one day we will bring the perpetrators of the killing of the Iranian people to justice."