ExHis - The Traveling Maquettes

We coordially invite you to participate on the ExHis Closing conference.
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We would like to invite you for the closing conference of the project organized by and in Vienna, Austria
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Holocaust Education in the Post Witness Era: Innovation, Responsibility and Memory Work

On March 25, 2026, educators, researchers, students and practitioners will gather in Vienna to discuss one of the key challenges facing contemporary memory work: how Holocaust education can remain meaningful and impactful in the post witness era, as the generation of survivors and contemporary witnesses is disappearing.

Across Europe and beyond, educators, memorial institutions and researchers are searching for new ways to engage younger generations with the history and legacy of the Shoah. This conference creates a space to exchange experiences from educational practice, research and memory work and to reflect together on the future of Holocaust education.

The conference focuses on how innovative educational tools, new pedagogical approaches and emerging theoretical perspectives can contribute to shaping the next phase of Holocaust education. It also aims to connect people working in different fields such as history education, memory studies, museum work, civic education and youth engagement.

Participants are not only invited to listen but also to actively contribute to the discussion. The panels are designed as open conversations that welcome perspectives from the audience and encourage participants to bring in their own experiences, questions and ideas.

Programme

14:00
The ExHis unique 3D model of Birkenau extermination camp
Impact of new educative tools in student involvement and peer guiding empowerment

16:00
Innovation in Holocaust Education
Best practices to address the challenges of the European young generation

18:00
Future of Memory
Integrating Gender into the Shoah’s legacy and remembrance

The conference will take place in person in Vienna and will also be streamed online, allowing participants from across Europe and beyond to join the discussion.

We warmly invite everyone interested in Holocaust education, memory studies, history education and contemporary remembrance culture to take part and contribute to the conversation.

Register here:
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Szeretettel meghívjuk kiállítás soproni megnyitójára. A kiállítás márc 9 és 20 között tekinthető meg a Handler Nándor Technikumban

Megérkezett az Experience History kiállítás Szombathelyre!
Megtekinthető az Oldai Technikumban Március 6.-ig

Január 22.-tól mintegy két hétig tekinthető meg az ExHis holokauszt kiállítás Pécsett, a Gandhi Gimnáziumban, az iskolával történő egyeztetést követően.

2026.01.28. - Holokauszt 80 Pannon Tv - Pannon Televízió PécsFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/pannontelevizioWeb: http://ahir.hu

Pécsett

Pécs exhibition of the maquettes between 26 January and 10 February at the Gandhi High School

January 1945. The snow was still red from war when the Red Army reached the gates of Auschwitz — a place the world would soon know as one of humanity’s darkest scars.

Inside, they found thousands of fragile survivors, too weak to stand, wrapped in rags, surrounded by silence and ash. More than a million lives had already been lost to cruelty and fear.

Among the soldiers were Soviet military doctors — men used to treating battlefield wounds. But nothing could prepare them for this. In one haunting photograph, a doctor bends toward a survivor — a living shadow — his face filled with disbelief, sorrow, and quiet compassion. The man before him wasn’t an enemy or a soldier. He was proof of what suffering looks like when humanity forgets its heart.

The doctor could heal the body — but who could mend the soul?

That frozen morning, the gates opened, and the guns fell silent. Yet liberation was only the first step — a long, painful road back to life for those who had endured the unimaginable.

That single image — one man tending to another — became more than history.
It became testimony.

A reminder that even in humanity’s darkest night, compassion still flickered like a fragile flame.

Miskolc Press Opening on 4 December 2025, 11:00 at the Földes Ferenc High

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