Open Day of the Interdisciplinary Certificate Program in Jewish Studies
On August 15, the Open Day of the Interdisciplinary Certificate Program in Jewish Studies will be held.
If you want to gain systematic knowledge in the fields of Jewish history and culture (at the bachelor's level), you have a chance to become a student of the two-year Interdisciplinary Certificate Program in Jewish Studies.
Don't miss the opportunity to learn more about the program, its benefits, and study opportunities.
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Raihorod and Sobolivka: the Life and Death of Jewish Communities
Raihorod and Sobolivka: the Life and Death of Jewish Communities/ Natalia Derevyanko. — Kyiv : Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies, 2023. — 137 p.
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HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY OF UKRAINE!
Dear friends and colleagues, happy Independence Day of Ukraine!
This holiday has always been a symbol of national pride, unity and freedom for us. But today, when our country is going through one of the most difficult periods in its modern history, this holiday has taken on even greater importance. The price we pay for our desire to live in dignity in a united, independent and successful European state is extremely high.
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THE ANNUAL EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR-SCHOOL "THE HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST IN UKRAINE: RESEARCH, EDUCATION, COMMEMORATION"
The Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies, in cooperation with the Yad Vashem Memorial (Jerusalem), held an annual seminar-school the History of the Holocaust in Ukraine: Research, Education, Commemoration.
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Presentation of the project "Bykivnia, Babyn Yar, Bucha - Between the massacre and memory about it".
Today, it is important not only to compare the crimes of the three dictatorial regimes, but also to explain their nature, under what circumstances there is a real possibility of mass murder and its justification. This project shows that it is possible and worthwhile to compare the two totalitarian regimes of the twentieth century without diminishing the memory of either of them, and that it is also worth analysing Ruscism in the context of communism and Nazism.
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The Roma Holocaust Memorial Day
Today, on 2 August, the whole world commemorates the victims of the Nazi genocide of the Roma. It was on the night of 2 to 3 August 1944 that the Nazis murdered more than 4,000 Roma prisoners in the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp in Poland.
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