Human rights, historical and political education programmes on Nazi Germany for members of the police forces and employees of the judiciary and public administration.
In the past decade, three related fields, each interdisciplinary in its own right, have developed exponentially but sometimes in isolation: the study of wartime Stalinism, the study of the Nazi occ
As a global ideological fight, the Cold War requires new propagandistic means to promote political, economical, cultural and religious ideals on a large scale.
First launched in 1994, the annual "workshop on history and memory of NS concentration camps" is a self-organized research framework run by Ph.D. candidates and former participants.
In his famous book, Anti-Semite and Jew (1946), the French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) described anti-Semitism as "something quite other than an idea": it was a "passio
For a long time, traditional historiography has assumed that the end of the Second World War was soon followed by a silent agreement by all concerned to cast a veil of silence over the murder of mi
The seminar aims at discussing and sharing experiences of using e-learning in intercultural non-formal education today, and identifying quality standards and criteria, as a contribution to the proc
