“We share a commitment to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust and to honour those who stood against it.”
-- Declaration of the Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust
Lithuania
“As Mass Murder Began: Identifying and Remembering the Killing Sites of Summer-Fall 1941”
Piotr Trojanski, Interim Chair of the IHRA committee on killing sites
Markas Zingeris, Director of the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum, Lithuania
Kamile Rupeikaite, member of the IHRA project on killings sites and Deputy Director of the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum, Lithuania
Dr Christoph Dieckmann of the Fritz Bauer Institut, Germany
Paul Dostert, Former Head of the Luxembourg Delegation to the IHRA and Paul Shapiro, Director of International Affairs, USHMM
Adrian Cioflâncă, member of the IHRA commitee on killing sites
Participants discuss their individual projects during the "marketplace"
Head of the Estonian Delegation to the IHRA, Ambassador Talvet-Mustonen
Thomas Lutz, member of the IHRA project on killing sites
Diana Dumitru, Ion Creanga State University, Moldova
Karina Barkane, Centre of Jewish Studies at Latvia University
Karel Berkhoff, Dutch Delegation to the IHRA
Participants tour the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum
Participants visit the mass killing sites at Paneriai
A guide shows participants photos of the mass shooting site
Paneriai forest
Conference Report
Vilnius, 22 March 2017 - Speakers at the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance conference “As Mass Murder Began: Identifying and Remembering the Killing Sites of Summer-Fall 1941” stressed the importance of reflecting the full scope of experiences of those murdered during the Holocaust as well as the need for thoughtful and accurate marking, identification and commemoration of killing sites.
Conference: As Mass Murder Began
On 22 and 23 March 2017, the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance is holding a conference entitled “As Mass Murder Began: Identifying and Remembering the Killing Sites of Summer-Fall 1941” at the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Darbin? Holokausto neigimo ir iškraipymo apibr?žtis
2013 m. spalio 10 d. Toronte vykusiame Tarptautinio Holokausto aukų atminties aljanso plenariniame posėdyje 31 šio Aljanso šalis narė patvirtino „darbinę Holokausto neigimo ir iškraipymo apibrėžtį“.
Darbinę Holokausto neigimo ir iškraipymo apibrėžtį parengė Tarptautinio Holokausto aukų atminties aljanso ekspertai Antisemitizmo ir Holokausto neigimo komitete kartu su Tarptautinio Holokausto aukų atminties aljanso vyriausybių atstovais, kad ją būtų galima taikyti savo darbe.
Darbinė Holokausto neigimo ir iškraipymo apibrėžtis
Commemoration in Lithuania
26.09.2016
On 23 September Lithuania marked the National Memorial Day for the Genocide of Lithuanian Jews on the anniversary of the destruction of Vilnius ghetto.
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