On the 19th December 2011 the United Nations General Assembly in New York adopted the Declaration on Human Rights Education and Training. This landmark document recognises the right of every one of the planet's seven billion ...

 

On 14 October 2011 in Prague, in the presence of Petr Nečas, the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Donald Tusk, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland and Victor Orbán, the Hungarian Prime Minister the ...

 

From the 5th till 6th of November the international academic conference will organised by the Kyiv City Organization of the Ukrainian Charitable Vasyl Stus Memorial Society, the Public Institute of Historical Memory ...

 

The second annual summer school on Jewish History and Culture of East-Central Europe is held at the Center for Urban History (L'viv) from June 27th to July 22nd, 2011.

 

European representations of the last century have been largely shaped by a Western perspective. This also applies to the realm of academic study of social memory. The purpose of this conference is to reflect on the methodology ...

 

The Centre of Polish-Russian Agreement and Dialogue will inaugurate operations in Poland's south-western city of Wroclaw on the 23 of June 2011.

 

The conference will be held from 14th till 16th April in the German Historical Institut in Moscow. There are 7 panels, e.g. the Irrational and Religious Experience, literature, 

 

The European Solidarity Centre (ECS) andThe Tertio Millennio Institute invite students and young professionals from Poland and Central and Eastern European countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, ...

 

“All human beings are free and equal” is the theme of this year’s competition. We invite you to capture your commitment to this theme through your photographic images.

 

Teachers of history and civic education can apply to an European Teachers' Seminar "History and Civic Consciousness", organized by the Fondazione per la Scuola, which takes place between 27th and 30th of January 2011 in San ...

 

”The Forty Years' Crisis: Refugees in Europe, 1919-1959” is the title of a conference that will be held at Birkbeck, University of London on 14-16 September 2010.

 

A group of leaders of Jewish community in Poland protested against the term ‘mini-Holocaust’ used by the “Washington Post” columnist in reference to anti-Jewish events in post-war Poland

 

The display Moore & Auschwitz at Tate Britain (Room 18) recalls discourses of memory from the 50s and provokes contemporary debates on how to commemorate the past

 

The museum presenting the mechanisms of Nazi terror was opened on 6 May in Berlin.

 

The College of Europe offers scholarships for academic year 2010/2011 to history graduates to study at its Natolin (Warsaw) campus.