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A Romanian Project on the Holocaust, Carried Out with the Help of Comics, in the Final of the Simone Veil Prize

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The project "Images of the past. The Holocaust in Romania, carried out by the National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania "Elie Wiesel , in partnership with Freedom House Romania, is among the 25 finalists of the first edition of the Simone Veil Prize, according to PRESShub. The initiative, funded by the European Commission, was selected to the category dedicated to young people's involvement. Winners of [...]
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https://cdn.edupedu.ro/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/project-Holocaust.jpgEducational project "Images of the past. The Holocaust in Romania, which uses comic strips to show young people what happened in their cities during World War II,...

The project "Images of the past. The Holocaust in Romania, carried out by the National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania "Elie Wiesel , in partnership with Freedom House Romania, is among the 25 finalists of the first edition of the Simone Veil Prize, according to PRESShub. The initiative, funded by the European Commission, was selected to the category dedicated to young people's involvement. Winners of [...]

An educational project of the National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania "Elie Wiesel. in partnership with Freedom House Romania has managed to reach the final of an important European prize. The initiative called "Images of the past. The Holocaust in Romania, funded by the European Commission, uses the comic strips designed to show young people what happened in their own [...] Article Institute "Elie Wiesel. and Freedom House …

An educational project on the Holocaust, to which students from Oradea also contributed, reached the final of the Simone Veil European Prize. The initiative, which presents through comic strips the stories of Jews and Roma persecuted during the Second World War, is among the 25 selected projects throughout Europe.

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