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Argentina is a founding member and the only Latin American member of the International Holocaust
Remembrance Alliance, which was founded in 1998. Argentina is also the only Latin American country
that has a museum dedicated to the history of the Holocaust. The country was neutral during the Second
World War, but has a historical connection with the Holocaust, whose memory in Argentina is also linked
to the memory of the time of the military dictatorship in the country.
Our interview guest in this episode is Jonathan Karszenbaum, who is the executive director of the
Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires. He was one of the directors of the renovation project of the new
museum and its modern exhibition inaugurated in December 2019. He has led various educational
projects on the Shoah and given courses and lectures. Between 2009 and 2015 he directed two
associations of Holocaust survivors and families, Shoah Generations and Sherit Hapleita. He has a
degree in political science from the University of Buenos Aires (2007) and teaches Jewish history at ORT
High School. He is a Yad Vashem scholar of the programs for educators (2010) and Morei Morim (2012).
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Redaktion: Charlotte Jahnz (bpb)
Produktion: 11.2020
Spieldauer: 00:27:47
hrsg. von: Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung
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