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23.04.2018 (Mon) 18:00

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    On Thursday, 1 October 2026, on the 80th anniversary of the judgment in the trial of the major German war criminals, an open seminar will be held at the seat of the Pilecki Institute in Warsaw. The event will include a master lecture by Prof. William Schabas and an international discussion panel featuring scholars of international law.

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  • Seminar “Memory in Transition: A Transatlantic Perspective on Holocaust Education” and a meeting with Eva Paddock

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    On September 9, the Pilecki Institute in New York invites you to an international expert seminar dedicated to Holocaust remembrance. The following day (September 10), there will be a meeting with Holocaust survivor Eva Paddock. The events accompany the exhibition “Between Life and Death. Stories of Aid during the Holocaust,” which can be visited until October 29, 2026.