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Minulost v Přítomnosti
The past in the present
Event by: Kino Přítomnost, Centrum paměti a dialogu Bubny
Location: Kino Přítomnost, Siwiecova 1839/1, Praha 3
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Films
About event
The past in the present is a three -day film show that reminds the victims of the so -called Terezín family camp. Five major films will be accompanied by moderated discussions with guests and school program.
program
▶ Friday 7. 3. 2025 - for schools
9.00 - 10.45
The city donated (directed by Vladimir Kressl, 1965)
Transport from Paradise (directed by Zbyněk Brynych, 1962)
11.00-12 Their context. [email protected]
· The program is designed for children from 14 years. The film will be followed by a moderated discussion of Jewish identity across generations after the war. 1964)
· Reservation at www.kinopritomnost.cz Auschwitz-Birkenau, which took place in a single night from 8 to 9 March 1944, presents the largest mass murder of Czechoslovak citizens during World War II. The life of 3792 people was unnecessarily thwarted as part of the Nazi concept of the final solution of the Jewish question.
The Center of Memory and Dialogue Drums (CPDB) is a cultural-educational institution whose mission is to keep the memory of the Shoah victims and to be a living place that connects the past with the present through educational and cultural programs. He is looking for new forms of comments associated with the historical memory of the place and encourages responsibility and personal involvement in the fight against all forms of anti -Semitism, racism, hatred and discrimination.
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The event was created in cooperation of the Center of Memory and Dialogue Bubny, the National Film Archive, the State Fund of Cinematography and the Cinema Presence.
program
▶ Friday 7. 3. 2025 - for schools
9.00 - 10.45
The city donated (directed by Vladimir Kressl, 1965)
Transport from Paradise (directed by Zbyněk Brynych, 1962)
11.00-12 Their context. [email protected]
· The program is designed for children from 14 years. The film will be followed by a moderated discussion of Jewish identity across generations after the war. 1964)
· Reservation at www.kinopritomnost.cz Auschwitz-Birkenau, which took place in a single night from 8 to 9 March 1944, presents the largest mass murder of Czechoslovak citizens during World War II. The life of 3792 people was unnecessarily thwarted as part of the Nazi concept of the final solution of the Jewish question.
The Center of Memory and Dialogue Drums (CPDB) is a cultural-educational institution whose mission is to keep the memory of the Shoah victims and to be a living place that connects the past with the present through educational and cultural programs. He is looking for new forms of comments associated with the historical memory of the place and encourages responsibility and personal involvement in the fight against all forms of anti -Semitism, racism, hatred and discrimination.
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The event was created in cooperation of the Center of Memory and Dialogue Bubny, the National Film Archive, the State Fund of Cinematography and the Cinema Presence.