Sweden's Living History Project

Sweden's Living History Project

Sweden's Living History Project (Levande Historia) and the Stockholm International Conference

As the new century dawns the government of Sweden has become very involved in the study of the Holocaust and genocide. The International conference in Stockholm January 24-28, 2000 set the basis for the meeting of leaders from many European and non-European nations to go on public record against genocide and for the remembrance of the Holocaust and other similar inhumane events.

CHGS and the Center for Scandinavian Studies at the University of Minnesota are closely linked to the concepts espoused by the Stockholm Conference, sent representatives there as part of the American educational delegation and will be bringing speakers from the Nordic countries to Minnesota to speak about their own role in Holocaust education.

Click here to go to The Stockholm International Forum official site.

Read articles from American Jewish World written by Mordecai Specktor about the Stockholm Conference

Contents

  1. Task Force Report
  2. Workshop: Remembrance and Representation
  3. Declaration of the Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust
  4. The Living History Project - Information about the Holocaust
  5. Sweden's roma/Gypsies - A national minority
  6. Armed Forces/Naval Colleges
  7. The Swedish Association of Holocaust Survivors
  8. Living history in Göteborg
  9. Teachers in the Municipality of Kungalv: The Holocaust and Basic Social Values
  10. The Group of Holocaust Survivors in Göteborg
  11. SHMA, The Swedish Holocaust Memorial Association
  12. The Swedish Federation for Gay & Lesbian Rights
  13. Göteborg University: Fundamental Values
  14. Holocaust Children in Sweden
  15. SCAA, Swedish Committee Against Antisemitism
  16. Åsö gymnasium: Teaching about the Holocaust
  17. The Roma in Sweden
  18. Jehovah's Witnesses
  19. Centre for preventing crimes in Varmland
  20. The Jewish Memories Project
  21. Institute for Jewish Culture
  22. The Jewish Museum in Stockholm
  23. The Malmö Association of Eye-witnesses to the Holocaust

Photo Gallery

The Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust Brochure