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Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

Introducing Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

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Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

A Landecker Digital Remembrance Game

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Roads not Taken. Oder: Es hätte auch anders kommen können

Roads not Taken: An exhibition at the Deutsches Historisches Museum Berlin in collaboration with the Alfred Landecker Foundation.

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Opinion

Restitution as a founding act. Dan Diner on the 70th anniversary of the Reparations Agreement in Luxembourg.

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Our mission

Awareness of the Holocaust means preserving the memory and drawing from its educational energy to fight antisemitism, racism and group-based hatred today.

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Find out more about our projects on National Socialism, the Holocaust and its aftermath.

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Landecker Digital Memory Lab

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Landecker Digital Memory Lab

Exploring how Holocaust museums, memorials and archives can make better use of digital technologies

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MARCHIVUM

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"What does it have to do with me?" - an exhibition

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Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

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Remember. The Children of Bullenhuser Damm.

A Landecker Digital Remembrance Game

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Academic Research Grant

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Academic Research Grant

Research projects on National Socialism and the Holocaust, on Antisemitism and group hatred, impact and aftermath

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Lecturer Program

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Lecturer Program

Post-doc program on methodologically innovative Holocaust research

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Belongings

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Belongings

German-Israeli Research Training Group

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Opinion

Negotiating Reparations in Wassenaar

Seventy years after the beginning of the German-Jewish-Israeli negotiations of 1952, what is the legacy of those talks today?

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Lecturer Program

Landecker Lecturer Program: Presenting the second cohort

Presenting the new cohort: we welcome outstanding Landecker Lecturers Agata Pietrasik, Eliana Hadjisavvas, Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe, Mykola Makhortykh and Nicholas Courtman.

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Lecturer Program

Alfred Landecker Lecturer Program: Presenting the inaugural cohort

Presenting the inaugural cohort: we welcome the four outstanding Landecker Lecturers Lorena De Vita, Sebastian Musch, Marija Vulesica and Martin Clemens Winter.

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In the New York Times: the History of the Alfred Landecker Foundation

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Why we exist

Who was Alfred Landecker?

Who was Alfred Landecker? Mannheim, April 24, 1942. Two Gestapo officers knock on the door of the Landecker family’s home...

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“For evil to flourish it only requires good men to do nothing”

Simon Wiesenthal (1908 – 2005)

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