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SUMMARY:“What’s the point of history… if we never learn?”
DTSTAMP:20240726T215834Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231016
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231017
DESCRIPTION:Almost 80 years after the Second World War and 25 after the war
	 in former Yugoslavia\, fighting continues in Europe yet again. The Russia
	n attack on Ukraine has challenged our certainty that we have learned the 
	right lessons from the past.\n\nThe politics of memory of any given countr
	y is not always identical with the memory policy of civil society. Occasio
	nally even the discourse about a common European past that began at the tu
	rn of the millennium\, serving as the foundation of a European community a
	ble to act in unison\, seems to be called into question. Given such divers
	ity of experiences\, is a common memory possible at all? Can national inte
	rests and international solidarity be reconciled? And last but not least: 
	what challenges do European practices of remembrance and historical educat
	ion face in the light of the migratory movements of recent years?\n\nThe B
	erlin event aims to showcase the diversity of perspectives that serve as a
	 basis for discussing the current challenges for history teaching in publi
	c spaces and historical education. During the forum\, we wish to focus on 
	a shared conversation about the past and its importance for seeking the tr
	uth\, peace\, democracy\, freedom and tolerance\, as well as for a remembr
	ance that respects differences\, looks for connections and strengthens und
	erstanding and solidarity in Europe.
URL:https://enrs.eu/project/what-s-the-point-of-history-if-we-never-learn
LOCATION:offline
ORGANIZER;CN=European Network Remembrance and Solidarity:MAILTO:office@enrs
	.eu
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