PUBLISHING INSTITUTIONS
We didn’t go to Bohemia, but we didn’t lose out
Anna Strelkov, née Hofmanová, was born on 29 August 1925 in the ethnic-Czech village of Teremno in Volhynia, which was under Polish rule at the time. Both her parents were Czech. She attended nine years of primary school, and in 1936 (or 1937) she began studying at the Czech foundation school in Lutsk; her education ended when the Red Army occupied western Volhynia in 1939. Anna experienced both the Soviet and then the Nazi occupation of Volhynia, and because she was in risk of being assigned to forced labour, she took up employment with the German inhabitants of Lutsk. She hid from the returning front in 1944 in the village of Kopche, which became the place of a pitched battle between the Soviets and the Nazis. In 1947 she refused to remigrate to Czechoslovakia, due to her father's illness. She trained as an accountant, completed a four-year school, and was employed as a bookkeeper at a construction firm. In time, she worked herself up to head accountant, and besides the construction ...
Dad’s illness
Eva Salamonová was born on September 2, 1956 her parents survived the Holocaust – they never got to concentration camps their awful experiences affected Eva’s life and ...
Eli Vago was born on May 14, 1930 in a village of Bytčica in 1942 he was hiding in mountains with his sister to avoid transports into concentration camps later they were ...
born on July 12, 1957 in Kalmykia in the former USSR suffered a spinal injury when she was five years old she spent her childhood in hospitals and sanatoria, later in a ...
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12/06/2018, Tisková zpráva Post Bellum
Děkujeme všem, kteří běželi, pomáhali nám jako dobrovolníci, podpořili akci jako partneři a patroni. Díky vám jsme na další nahrávání vzpomínek pro Paměť národa vybrali 650 000 korun! V Praze, Plzni, Olomouci, Hradci Králové, Třebíči a „kdekoli“ se na start postavilo 1600 lidí. Moc nás to těší.
29/05/2018
Expozice umístěná na návěsu kamionu vypráví 12 příběhů ze šesti zemí Evropy. Zahájili jsme ji 17. května ve slovenské Stupavě a 29. května měla vernisáž v centru Budapešti. Výstava Memory of Nations: Yes/No (Paměť národa: Ano/Ne) procestuje Evropu a v říjnu ji představíme v Praze.
01/05/2018
Post Bellum přichází s novou vzdělávací aktivitou. Vytvoří sedm kvalitních modulů k rozvoji klíčových kompetencí žáků účinným a účelným propojením formálního a neformálního vzdělávání na 'pozadí' příběhů pamětníků 20. století.