Educational course “Genocide of Jews in Europe: Perspectives and Approaches”. Pre-Seminar, Kyiv, 2019
22-23 June 2019 the educational course commenced in Kyiv with a start-up seminar. It was mostly about presenting the participants’ research projects and the study of commemoration and memorialization of the tragic events of the XX century
The practical part of the seminar took place on the sites of Babyn Yar and Bykivnya national memorial reserves.
The pre-seminar is currently followed by a distance course to continue by the study-visit to Berlin in autumn. All the participants received updated editions of the research and educational books of UCHS and our partners.
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