In memory of the victims of National Socialist injustice. Let us take responsibility. Together for the past, present and future. For equal dignity and rights of all people.
With this year's photo competition, we are focusing on voids in the memory of NS crimes. In line with our annual theme #WatchOutHstry, we are looking for motifs that highlight little-known places or stories of NS injustice.
The first edition of the Magazine of the Education Agenda NS Injustice is out now and is ready to be read online and ordered as a print edition! The magazine takes you on a reading tour of the projects of the Education Agenda, current discourses of remembrance culture and education on National Socialist injustice.
In the new issue of our newsletter, we dedicate ourselves to the commemoration of 1 September 1939 and offer insights into the magazine of the Education Agenda NS-Injustice.
Structural approaches: Transmitting of knowledge, intervention skills, example projects and networking against antisemitism, anti-Roma discrimination, and racism.
The German Poland Institute in Darmstadt and the Foundation for Polish-German Reconciliation in Warsaw are working on a database containing all the available information about victims of the National Socialist regime who originated from Poland. The database will go online in early 2024.
How can we talk to young people about the subject of NS "euthanasia"? Support can be provided by the digital teaching materials created as part of the project "REMEMBER NS "Euthanasia" – SHAPE an inclusive society". The Zeitbild Foundation magazine provides concrete ideas for action-oriented teaching.
Dr. Michael Gander, director of the project "From a Place of Jubilation to a Place of Injustice – Forced Labor Camps on Soccer Pitches and Sports Fields" of the Gestapokeller and Augustaschacht Memorials speaks about historical links between football and NS forced labor as well as today's soccer fan scenes.
