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On July 26, 35th meeting of the International Council of Auschwitz was held in the Office of the Prime Minister in Warsaw. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Mateusz Morawiecki, presented the inaugural certificates to its members. The meeting was also attended by the Vice-Prime Minister and Minister of Culture and National Heritage Professor, Doctor of Philosophy Piotr Gliński, as well as the Vice-Minister of Culture and National Heritage Jarosław Sellin.
Read more: Dr. Igor Shchupak became a member of the International Council of Auschwitz
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On June 28, online seminar on World War II and the Holocaust history, devoted to the ideology and activities of the Ukrainian nationalist movement and its leaders, their attitude to the “Jewish question” during the war was held. Participants of the online event organized at the request of our friend and partner Oleh Karshenbaum, became activists of Dnipro Jewish community.
Dr. Igor Shchupak conducted the seminar. At the end of the event, he said:
Read more: Online seminar on World War II and the Holocaust history
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On June 08, ninth All-Ukrainian methodological seminar for educators “New Ukrainian school: learning / knowledge about the Holodomor and other genocides” was held. The seminar was organized by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine together with the Ukrainian Holodomor Research and Education Center (HREC in Ukraine).
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On May 14, for the second time, Ukraine celebrated the Day of Remembrance of Ukrainians who rescued Jews during World War II. The memorable date of the last, pre-war year was introduced by the resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
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“Tkuma” Institute took an active part in numerous TV programs dedicated to the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation and Victory Day. Among them are:
Igor Shchupak’s dialogue with well-known journalist and political commentator Yevhen Kiselyov, presenter of “Ukraine 24” TV channel;
interview with a Canadian journalist Yurii Klufas on his TV channel Kontakt (Toronto, Canada);
program of a new Ukrainian Russian-language project designed for Russians – “February morning”, where together with journalist Roman Chaika discussed the effectiveness of Nazi propaganda – and modern Russian; on the parallels between World War II and the current Russian-Ukrainian war, on the Holocaust and the killings of civilians in Ukraine;
participation in a telethon UAtogether on 1+1 TV Channel, where the conversation about World War II and the price of the Victory over Nazism took place; about the Holocaust and other genocides; about the anti-Hitler coalition, etc.
Read more: TV programs dedicated to the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation and Victory Day