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SUMMARY:12th European Remembrance Symposium 
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DESCRIPTION:Join our 12th European Remembrance Symposium on 21-24 May 2024\
	, at the Polish History Museum in Warsaw!\nThis year's theme is 'Commemora
	ting and Narrating Freedom.'\n‘For Freedom – Ours and Yours’ is a phrase c
	oined by the 19th-century Polish independence activist Joachim Lelewel dur
	ing the November Uprising against the Russian invader in 1830–31\, one of 
	the prime Polish independence uprisings. It has entered the repertoire of 
	Polish cultural memory\, becoming one of the most inclusive national motto
	es during the darkest periods of Polish history in the 19th and 20th centu
	ries.\nAspirations for independence and accompanying freedom slogans also 
	played a similar role in the history of the countries of Europe (and beyon
	d) throughout the 20th century\, which was marked by two world wars\, vari
	ous civil wars\, Nazism and the Holocaust\, fascism\, communism as well as
	 authoritarianism.\nWhat does freedom mean today and what did it mean thro
	ughout the historical period discussed above? How did both the struggle fo
	r freedom and its celebration become enshrined in the region’s cultural an
	d historical memory? How has freedom been commemorated in museum narrative
	s and how is it commemorated today?\nThese questions are among the key one
	s running through this year’s European Remembrance Symposium.\n\nThe goal 
	of European Remembrance Symposium is to exchange experiences and establish
	 methods and forms of cooperation between institutions from different coun
	tries. Representatives of European historical institutions are invited to 
	discuss the challenges facing Europe’s idea of culture of remembrance.\n
URL:https://enrs.eu/edition/european-remembrance-symposium-2024
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ORGANIZER;CN=European Network Remembrance and Solidarity
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