How can we reach young people as the future bearers of the culture of remembrance? How can we support diversity-sensitive, historically aware youth who stand up for diversity and democracy in their activism? The Thematic Dossier of the EVZ Foundation gives a variety of responses!
Dr. Claire Demesmay, Head of Division "Intercultural formation" at the Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO), talks in "Three Questions for" about the future of the european youth exchange.
In May our colleague Christa Meyer-Prochnow took a project trip to Israel. She visited five projects for Holocaust survivors that we support and an impression of the individual activities on site.
Dr. Katja Makhotina, research associate at the Chair of History of Eastern Europe at the University of Bonn, talks in "Three Questions for" about the differentiated memory of the Second World War.
According to the organization Kontakty which is concerned with the victims of National Socialism, only 15 prisoners of war of World War II are still alive in Ukraine. On behalf of the EVZ Foundation, the journalist Lesya Kharchenko met with Oleksandr Pavlovych Khomenko, a former prisoner of war.
We congratulate the Center for Civil Liberties, MEMORIAL and human rights lawyer Ales Bialiatski on the Nobel Peace Prize! The commitment to human rights, to dialogue and to a peaceful and values-based Europe unites us - in the past, present and future.
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