Charles meets Schindler's List survivor

The Prince of Wales today paid his respects at a 500-year-old Jewish cemetery which survived the Nazis in Poland, and met a man who was saved by Schindler's List.

Charles, on his second day in Poland, toured the Remauah Synagogue cemetery garden in Krakow's old Jewish quarter of Kazimierz, which was virtually destroyed by the Germans during the Second World War. The Prince, who wore a blue skull cap, spent a few moments alone in reflection.

He also met Jan Lieban, 78, who as a teenager in 1944, was rescued from a concentration camp by Oskar Schindler, whose smuggling of hundreds of Jews to safety inspired Steven Spielberg's film.

Later, as part of his environmental trip to Europe, the Prince is visiting a recycling centre and a farm before taking a walk in the Tatra national park.