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OUR PROGRAMME GENERATES DIALOGUES THROUGH HISTORY
We exchange different perspectives on the past to help build bridges and promote peace
The Confronting Memories programme explores the phenomenon of historical memory. What is the connection between the past and the present? How do historical events shape different countries and societies today?
With our programme, we create a space for a meaningful dialogue with diverse perspectives on the history of the 20th and 21st centuries. We bring together conflicting views and search for common ground. Confronting Memories is an initiative of Civil Society Forum e.V. and a cooperation between various international partners.
AboutDifferent Wars
National School Textbooks on World War II
Lesson
Materials
Children in World War II
Age: 13-16
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45 minutes
Age: 16-19
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90 minutes
Remembrance and memorialisation of World War II in different countries
Age: 13-16
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45 minutes
Age: 16-19
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90 minutes
Border changes resulting from World War II
Age: 16-19
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90 minutes
Pedagogical Guide - Teaching history through the use of World War II memorials
Age: 15+
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8 learning activities
Materials for educators
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Essay
NEWS
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Summer School for history educators in Dilijan, Armenia
Teaching sensitive history: conflicts in the post-Soviet space
Measuring Prejudice: The Allport Scale
"History Education at a Time of War" Conference, Berlin
Film Trailer: War Is Not Over
Workshop in Bakuriani, Georgia "History Education at a Time of War"
Events
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