In our histoPOD podcast we speak to international experts to learn how the Holocaust is remembered in different countries. How has commemoration of the Holocaust developed over time? Who was involved in looking back and analysing the past? And what does critical engagement with the Holocaust mean for the countries’ own history? Have a listen! histoPOD is a podcast from histoCON, the history festiv... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Since 2007, learning about the Holocaust has been part of the South African curriculum. Many activists who fought against apartheid also dealt with the Holocaust. In this episode of histoPOD, we speak to Tali Nates, founder and director of the Johann... more
2021 marked eighty years since Operation Barbarossa – the codename for the German invasion of the Soviet Union – and, in many views, the outbreak of the genocidal phase of the Holocaust, which got underway in the Baltics and beyond starting in June 1... more
Anti-Jewish legislation existed in Hungary even before the outbreak of the Second World War. What role did Hungary play in the Second World War? How did the culture of Holocaust remembrance develop over time? These are the topics we are discussing wi... more
Nazi Germany’s invasion of Poland marked the beginning of the Second World War. With the system of concentration and extermination camps, which Nazi Germany built mostly in occupied Poland, the regime’s aim of totally exterminating the Jewish populat... more
In this episode we talk with an expert about Holocaust Remembrance in Argentina.
Argentina is the only country in Latin America with a museum dedicated to the history of the Holocaust. Although the country was neutral during the Second World War, it still has many historical links to the Holocaust. In this podcast we talk to Jona... more
As the country is located in the southern hemisphere, Holocaust remembrance is a little different in Australia than it is in Europe or the USA. In this edition we speak to Avril Alba of Sydney University, tracing how the country changed as a result a... more
Memory of the Second World War in Japan is often influenced by 1945, when the nuclear bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. How is the Holocaust communicated in Japan, and how does the country deal with its past? In this episode of the histoP... more
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