EDUCATION ABOUT FASCISM ON THE PLACES OF TERROR
The Museum of Banjica Concentration Camp
31. 08. 2017 12:00
Expert guided tours and discussions
We invite all interested persons for visits, guided tours and discussions at the places of terror inflicted by occupation and collaborationist forces during the WW2 in Belgrade. The overall aim of our collective visits is getting to know better current approaches and practices in education about historical fascism on those memorial locations.

The tours will be guided by Milovan Pisari, a historian from the Center for Holocaust Research and Education, Darko Ćirić, a historian and senior curator at the Belgrade City Museum as well as the author of the permanent display of the Museum of the Banjica Concentration Camp, and Marijana Stojčić, a sociologist and activist in the Antifascist Alliance as well a researcher within the program of the Netherlands Institute for Cultural Analysis entitled "Dealing with the Past: Narrative, Memory and Social Representations of Historical Trauma".
Alongside historical factography, memorial politics and practices of past and present, discussions will also include questions such as who, how and for what reason is remembering the WW2 victims today, and what protective measures are adopted or implemented in relation to it. The common issue for all the locations is also what are the visitors of such places faced with in current political and cultural context after the recent institutional, legal and social value remodeling of antifascist history and tradition of socialist Serbia and socialist Yugoslavia.
Photograph: The Execution of Civilians in Jajinci 1941
(source: https://sh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strelište_u_Jajincima)
