RAOUL
WALLENBERG - ONE MAN CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
PROGRAMME: Seminar and Discussions
Thursday, 17 November 2005
Lviv Palace of Arts 17, Kopernyka str. Art hall
10:00 10:15 Opening
"THE TRAGEDY OF HOLOCAUST IN THE WORLD AND UKRAINIAN CONTEXT"
10:15 10:45 Dr Paul A. Levine
"The Holocaust in Europe and Ukraine as seen by Western historians
10:45 11:15 Mr Andriy Pavlyshyn, public activist, journalist,
initiator of the public discussion of Bruno Shultz and his heritage, Head
of the Ukrainian Association National Committee on International Amnesty
"Bruno Shutlz, tragic destiny in tragic times"
11:15 11:45 Dr Oksana Surmach, Academic Secretary, Assistant
Professor, University "Lviv Stavropigion"
"The role of the Ukrainian Greek -Catholic Church in saving Jews
during the German occupation".
11:45 12:30 Questions to the speakers
Discussion: "The Tragedy of the Holocaust in Ukraine, in the context
of other Ukrainian tragedies of 20th century history"
12:30 13:30 Lunch
"ONE MAN CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE"
13:30 14:00 Dr Paul A. Levine
"Raoul Wallenberg his mission and its historical and moral significance
in Budapest, 1944 1945"
14:00 14:30 Dr Igor Shaban. Independent Cultural Magazine "―".
Lecturer, Lviv Academy of Arts.
"Father Omelian Kovch - historical and moral
significance of events in Galicia during WWII"
14:30 14:45 Questions to the speakers
14.45 15.00 Coffee break
15:00 15:30 Mikael Enoksson
"Teaching the Holocaust in a modern democracy-- A Personal Reflection"
15.30 16.00 Dr. Myroslav Marynovych. Director, Institute on
Religion and Society Studies. Vice-rector, Ukrainian Catholic University
"Metropolitan Andriy Shepytskiy in historical
perspective"
16.00 Questions-answers. Closing remarks
PROGRAMME
Seminar and Training
(for teachers of secondary schools and lecturers of higher educational
establishments)
Friday, 18 November 2005
Lviv Palace of Arts
17, Kopernyka str.
Art hall
10:00 10:10 Introduction
10:10 10:30 Dr Paul A. Levine
"Why teach the Holocaust, why teach Tolerance?"
10:30 11:00 Mr Sergiy Kharakhu, Ukrainian World Associations
of Professional Teachers.
Project "Roots of Tolerance". Presentation.
11:00 11:45 Mr Mikael Enoksson
"How to Teach the Holocaust at schools today"
11:45 12:00 coffee
12:00 12:40 Inter-active presentation
by Mrs Natalia Holosova, a history teacher, Secondary School Ή38.
"Teaching tolerance in Ukrainian schools today, based on teaching
the history of the Holocaust"
12:40 - 13:40 Lunch
13:40 15:40 Inter-active presentations by:
Dr Paul A. Levine, Using Original Historical Documents to Teach
the History of the Holocaust
Mr Mikael Enoksson How to teach the incomprehensible - Using
dilemmas and other methods to Teach the Holocaust
15:40 16:00 Coffee break
16:00 Concluding Discussion: The Problems and Possibilities concerning
teaching the Holocaust in Ukraine today, Question & Answer Session.
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