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14. August 2026

"After Auschwitz—What Remains?"

A day of reflection following the memorial site visit sends a strong message against anti-Semitism and in support of a culture of remembrance.

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The Day of Reflection on August 12, 2026, at the MEWA-ARENA in Mainz.

How can remembrance work raise young people’s awareness of the mechanisms of hatred and the exclusion of minorities, as well as anti-Semitism, and strengthen democratic values? About 50 participants explored this question during a reflection day on the project “Witnesses to History: A Trip to the Auschwitz Concentration Camp Memorial” on August 12 at the MEWA ARENA in Mainz.

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