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Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

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Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

A Landecker Digital Remembrance Game

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

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

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Remember the Holocaust

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Our mission

Awareness of the Holocaust means preserving the memory and drawing from its educational energy to fight antisemitism, racism and group-based hatred today.

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Find out more about our projects on National Socialism, the Holocaust and its aftermath.

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Landecker Digital Memory Lab

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Exploring how Holocaust museums, memorials and archives can make better use of digital technologies

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MARCHIVUM

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"What does it have to do with me?" - an exhibition

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Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

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A Landecker Digital Remembrance Game

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Academic Research Grant

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Research projects on National Socialism and the Holocaust, on Antisemitism and group hatred, impact and aftermath

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Lecturer Program

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Post-doc program on methodologically innovative Holocaust research

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Belongings

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German-Israeli Research Training Group

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Digital Game on Family Memories of the Nazi Era

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A digital game to encourage explorations of one’s own family history

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Auschwitz Prisoner Art

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On the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation: A new exhibition of artworks by prisoners and survivors is being created

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Claude Lanzmanns Audio-Archive

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Interviews with witnesses of the Shoah

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Shoah Stories

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A new learning platform on the Holocaust

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Support Fund for Holocaust Survivors

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Support Fund for Holocaust Survivors: Supporting survivors and their families

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Beyond Auschwitz

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Beyond Auschwitz: Understanding "Operation Reinhardt"

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SPORTS. CROWDS. POWER.

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SPORTS. CROWDS. POWER. Football under National Socialism

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Academic Research Grant

Introducing: An international research project on deportation photos from the Nazi era

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Academic Research Grant

Introducing: Blind spot – The Remembrance of the Holocaust in Ukraine in German-Jewish Memory Culture

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Academic Research Grant

Introducing: The Holocaust on Tape

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MARCHIVUM

Introducing MARCHIVUM: Multimedia and interactive commemoration in Alfred Landecker's hometown Mannheim.

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Remember the Holocaust
Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

Introducing

Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

A Landecker Digital Remembrance Game

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Lecturer Program

Presenting the third cohort: we welcome outstanding Landecker Lecturers Anna Danilina, Irina Makhalova, Irina Rebrova and Marc Volovici!

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Opinion

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

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Opinion

Was Grandpa a Nazi? Why we need to confront our own family histories. By Steffen Jost

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Lecturer Program

The politicisation of migration policy in the UK. By Eliana Hadjisavvas and Sebastian Musch.

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Simon Wiesenthal (1908 – 2005)

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