
EUSTORY
Photo: Körber-Stiftung/David Ausserhofer
EUSTORY promotes a multi-faceted approach to commemoration and cross-border engagement while strengthening a dialogue about fundamental questions of European history.
EUSTORY connects civil society organisations from over 20 countries in Europe and beyond which conduct national history competitions.
With its activities, EUSTORY promotes a critical approach towards European history while actively involving young Europeans to shape a common commemoration culture.
“We believe that listening to others and telling our stories in an empathetic manner makes them understandable for people from diverse backgrounds and helps building a peaceful coexistence.”
EUSTORY Mission Statement
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"Ingenuity, Courage, Humanity"
Petro Kendzor, founder of the Ukrainian history competition, shared reflections from the first year of the war in Ukraine with his European colleagues at the EUSTORY Annual Meeting in Warsaw, 8-12 March 2023.
to articlePodcast (German)
Wir sprechen mit Basil Kerski, dem Direktor des europäischen Solidarność Zentrums in Danzig, über das komplexe Verhältnis von Polen und Europa in den letzten Jahrzehnten.
In den 1980er Jahren haben viele Länder in West- wie Osteuropa den erfolgreichen Kampf für Freiheit und Demokratie in Polen bewundert. Heute berufen sich ganz unterschiedliche Parteien und Aktivist:innen auf das Erbe der Solidarność-Bewegung. Wie relevant ist die Geschichte der polnischen Protestbewegung heute? Und wie passt das eigentlich zusammen: der damalige, gesellschaftlich breit getragener Kampf Polens für die Demokratie, und die jüngeren Erfolge von rechtkonservativen Parteien in Polen mit ihrer Agenda z.B. der Aushöhlung des Rechtsstaats?
Activists in Russia between Concealed Resistance and the Nobel Peace Prize (German)
The desire to enlighten and learn from history is a common thread running through the life and commitment of Irina Scherbakowa and her colleagues. Irina Scherbakova has been the face of the “other Russia” in Germany, not only since the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the Russian human rights organization MEMORIAL International, which has since been liquidated in its own country. How does she look back on the founding years, and what are the challenges after the ban of the organization in Russia and the start of the Russian war against Ukraine?
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