Annual Seminar for History Teachers, 2012
This year Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies held their traditional annual educational and methodical seminar in Holocaust Studies and education in Khmelnitsky on 4 - 6 June 2012. As always, it was aimed at teachers of history and humanities of Ukrainian secondary schools.
In 2012 the seminar was made possible owing to support from the Embassies of French Republic, German Federative Republic and the State of Israel.
Special thanks to educational institution NVK # 10, our local Khmelnitsky partners in organizing the seminar.
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