It is the duty of mankind to remember about the Holocaust, to pass this memory on to future generations and to wage constant struggle against 'demons of fanaticism and hatred,' said the participants in the Third International Holocaust Forum held in Cracow of Poland on Wednesday. The 'Let My People Live' forum commemorates the 65th anniversary of liberation of the Auschwitz Nazi death camp by Soviet Red Army troops on January 27, 1945. The day was designated International Holocaust Memorial Day by the United Nations in 2005. President of the European Jewish Congress Moshe Kantor called for support for the idea to set up a University of Tolerance and Security. 'Such a university will be the best answer to all those who want the history of the Holocaust to be forgotten,' Kantor was quoted as saying by the Polish news agency PAP. The European Union has been formed to prevent the nightmare of war. And the Nazi death camp Auschwitz is a symbol for the EU, President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek said during the Forum. In a video message to the Forum, U.S. President Barack Obama expressed his gratitude to Poland for 'preserving a place of such great pain for the Polish people, a place of remembrance and learning for the world.' It is the duty of the living to remember Holocaust victims and pass on this knowledge to next generations, French President Nicolas Sarkozy said in a letter to the Forum. Let's build peace, affirm stability and strengthen Europe because Auschwitz compels us to do so now and in future, the French president stressed. Former Polish president Aleksander Kwasniewski, now heading the European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation, warned that ' nobody is immune to the demons of fanaticism and hatred.' The Forum in Cracow was attended by representatives of several dozen countries, among them government officials, Holocaust survivors, Jewish organization delegates, members of the European Parliament, Russian war veterans who liberated the Auschwitz death camp and youth. The Forum was organized by the European Jewish Congress, The World Holocaust Forum and the Yad Vashem Institute. 