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In Memoriam: Professor Yehuda Bauer

It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that the IHRA announces the passing of our Honorary Chairman, Professor Yehuda Bauer.

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2021 IHRA Grant Projects

The seven excellent initiatives selected as 2021 IHRA Grant Projects represent innovative approaches to countering distortion and safeguarding the record of the Holocaust and the genocide of the Roma.

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Why is it important to have open access to Holocaust archives?

Ensuring full and open access to Holocaust archives is not a niche issue—it is essential to safeguarding the record of the Holocaust, and creating open and democratic societies.

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Trans-Atlantic Dialogues: Holocaust educators discuss challenges and solutions

On March 18, a second webinar on Holocaust education was held by the US Department of State, with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and interventions from the IHRA Honorary Chairman and IHRA delegate Jennifer Ciardelli.

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Holocaust denial laws: effective tool or Trojan horse?

How are Holocaust laws used in practice? And are they effective? These lingering questions have led the IHRA to begin cooperative research with a number of global experts on these matters.

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Austria adopts working definition of antigypsyism / anti-Roma discrimination

One day before International Roma Day 2021, the Council of Ministers in Austria adopted the working definition of antigypsyism/anti‑Roma discrimination developed by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA).

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Greece takes over the IHRA Presidency from Germany

Today, 1 April, the IHRA Presidency will be handed over from Germany to Greece. This means that the outgoing Chair, Ambassador Michaela Küchler, will take on a supportive role as a member of the Troika, which comprises last year’s, this year’s and next year’s IHRA Chairs.

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Germany adopts the working definition of antigypsyism/anti-Roma discrimination

Today, Germany’s Federal Cabinet adopted the IHRA’s non‑binding working definition of antigypsyism/anti‑Roma discrimination, making Germany the first country to do so at the national level.

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“The Lesson: Teaching and Learning about the Holocaust in Europe” film screening and panel discussion

A documentary screening and panel discussion organized by the Auschwitz Institute for the Prevention of Genocide and Mass Atrocities (AIPG) and the IHRA, was held on 26 March 2021.

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In Memoriam: Professor Yehuda Bauer

2021 IHRA Grant Projects

Why is it important to have open access to Holocaust archives?

Trans-Atlantic Dialogues: Holocaust educators discuss challenges and solutions

Holocaust denial laws: effective tool or Trojan horse?

Austria adopts working definition of antigypsyism / anti-Roma discrimination

Greece takes over the IHRA Presidency from Germany

Germany adopts the working definition of antigypsyism/anti-Roma discrimination

“The Lesson: Teaching and Learning about the Holocaust in Europe” film screening and panel discussion

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