Tuesday 4 February at the Cultural Centre “Melina” of the Municipality of Athens| 19:00

Eighty years after the liberation of Auschwitz, the memory remains alive. It is not only a historical event but also a constant call to responsibility. At the event “Auschwitz, 80 years later: History, Memory and Transmission“, history is explored, survivors’ voices are heard and we reflect on our duty to keep the truth alive.

Through historical approaches, personal testimonies and musical references, the “Greek” history of the Holocaust and the way in which its memory can serve as a beacon for the future is highlighted.

PROGRAMME
Αddresses
Anastasios Karampampas

Historian-Political analyst-
Radio producer

The Holocaust:
The Darkest Page of Humanity
that we must not forget.

Yorgos Pilichos

Art Historian – Researcher
The history of the Greeks in Auschwitz

Νaki Bega
Holocaust survivor
From Trikala to Auschwitz:
A personal testimony

Μariantzela Chantzistamatiou 

Researcher at the Holocaust Museum of Thessaloniki;
PhD candidate at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki – Soprano

The Songs of the Holocaust
and the Greek Jews