Ulrich Unseld
Archives & Education, Education Department, Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
Biography
Ulrich Unseld studied ethnology, psychology and sociology at the University of Augsburg. He has been working at the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial for 12 years as an interface between the education department and the archives of the memorial. His responsibilities include training programs for multipliers, designing educational programs and modifying historical sources for educational work. In addition, he has long been involved with the topics of right-wing extremism and antisemitism at memorial sites and conducts research on the topic of music at Dachau Concentration Camp. Since 2018, Ulrich has also been curator of the European Holocaust Memorial in Landsberg am Lech.
Organisation
Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
Joanna Urbanek
curator
Brussels
Biography
Historian and psychologist, interested in the social and political history of the 20th century. Curator at the House of European History in Brussels, since 2016 involved in the development of the museum project. Before, she worked in the Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk (2011-2016). Lead curator of the exhibition Fake for Real. A History of Forgery and Falsification (Brussels, 2020-2022). Author of 'Everyday Life in the Shadow of Terror. German Occupation in Poland 1939-1945' (Gdańsk 2015) and 'Lęk i strach. Warszawiacy wobec zagrożeń Września 1939 r.' [Fear and Anxiety: Civilian Population of Warsaw in September 1939] (Warsaw 2009). Member of the Memory Studies Association and the Polish Oral History Association.
Organisation
House Of European History
bEU Institutions
The House of European History aims to become the leading museum about transnational phenomena which have shaped our continent. By interpreting history from a European perspective, it connects and compares shared experiences and their diverse interpretations. It aims to initiate learning on transnational perspectives across Europe. The House of European History is a forum for learning, reflection and debate, open to audiences from all generations and backgrounds. Our primary mission is to enhance understanding of European history in all its complexity, to encourage the exchange of ideas and to question assumptions.The House presents Europe's history in a way that raises awareness about the multiplicity of perspectives and interpretations. It preserves shared and dividing memories. It exhibits and collects the history of European integration and its foundations. A project of the European Parliament and part of its visitor offer, the House of European History is academically independent.
Ruben Vis
Director-gen.
Amsterdam
Biography
Ruben Vis is the Gen. Director of NIK - Organization of Jewish Communities in the Netherlands. He's ftequently consulted on all matters concerning religious rights.
Organisation
NIK
cEuropean Jewish organisation
NIK is the organization of Jewish communities in the Netherlands, based in Amsterdam and proudly serves the Jewish community of the Netherlands on matters of Jewish religious life and Jewish identity.