THE HOLOCAUST AS A STARTING POINT Ukrainian teachers training in France
The Ukrainian Centre for Holocaust Studies, in cooperation with the Shoah Memorial (France), is conducting a scholarly and methodological seminar entitled The Holocaust as a starting point, which will take place in Paris.
The seminar will run from 6 to 14 February, including travel (the seminar itself will take place from 9 to 12 February). The aim of the seminar is to improve the level of education on the history of the Holocaust and human rights. The programme provides an opportunity to combine Ukrainian and international experience in teaching these topics and substantiating the relevance of historical events in the present day.
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