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Who was Alfred Landecker?

Who do you fund?

What do you do?

Who are your partners?

What's your history?

What's your vision?

Introducing

Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

A Landecker Digital Remembrance Game

Article

Roads not Taken: An exhibition at the Deutsches Historisches Museum Berlin in collaboration with the Alfred Landecker Foundation.

Opinion

Restitution as a founding act. Dan Diner on the 70th anniversary of the Reparations Agreement in Luxembourg.

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First Letters After the Holocaust

Book Launch and Public Reading

on 14 September 2026 with

Iris Berben and Oliver Masucci

The Foundation

We firmly believe that all people have the right to live without fear, without persecution and without suffering.

Why we exist

We remember the Holocaust.
We fight antisemitism.
We strengthen democracy.

What we do

To fulfill the mission of the foundation, we work together with our project partners to shape a humane, democratic future.

Who we are

Explore what we do

Remember the Holocaust

Fight antisemitism

Strengthen democracy

Art, Persecution and Loss: The Story of Jewish Collectors of Modern Art
in a new exhibition at the Bucerius Kunst Forum, opening 10 September 2026

Article

After So Much Pain and Anguish – First Letters After the Holocaust: Book Launch and Public Reading on 14 September 2026 with Iris Berben and Oliver Masucci

“Die Ermittlung”: Film screening followed by a discussion on 29 September 2026 in Frankfurt

Memory Culture in the Digital Space: Iris Groschek on the rememBarcamp and the future of digital remembrance work

Adenauer School of Government: Official Opening at the University of Cologne

Why we exist

Who was Alfred Landecker? Author Annette Prosinger outlines the key stages of his life in the newly published biography

Adenauer School of Government

Project

New Impetus for Responsible Governance

Partnership with the University of Cologne

Project

Interdisciplinary cooperation between history and international law

Shoah Stories

Project

A new learning platform on the Holocaust

Salamander Archives

Project

Documentation of literature on Judaism after 1945

Support for the Federal Association RIAS e.V.

Project

Recording and Documentation of Antisemitic Incidents

Claude Lanzmanns Audio-Archive

Project

Interviews with witnesses of the Shoah

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“For evil to flourish it only requires good men to do nothing”

Simon Wiesenthal (1908 – 2005)