before I could try to understand the reason for this discrepancy, I first had to gain a deeper understanding of the reconciliation process in South Africa itself, meaning what role the TRC played in it, how it operated, as well as how it is evaluated...
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My name is Merentia Schwartz and I am doing a one year Internship at the Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre, in order to obtain my diploma in Tourism Management....
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My name is Jacob, I am 20 years old and from Austria. At 19 years old, I made the decision to come Cape Town as part of my “Gedenkdienst”/Service Board. ...
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Join us for our Volunteer Open Day at Cape Town Holocaust & Genocide Centre on Thursday 19 May from 3pm - 7pm. Get to know us and how you can get involved....
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On 15th December 1961, Adolf Eichmann was sentenced to death in an historical trial in Jerusalem. Hannah Arendt, one of the most famous thinkers of the 20th century, was asked to write a report on the trial by the magazine the New Yorker....
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Read the 2021 Annual Review from Cape Town Holocaust and Genocide Centre....
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The impact of the Nuremberg Trials on International Law Sketch book of Alfred Rosenberg, “Nazi Philosopher Number One”, who was sentenced to death after the trial. He drew sketches of participants of the Nuremberg Trial including defendants, prosecutors, witnesses, and others. Source: SAHGF Archive On the 20th...
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Meet Aleks who is going to be the intern in the Cape Town Holocaust and Genocide Centre for the next year. ...
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The project aims to map and raise awareness of contemporary trends of Holocaust denial and distortion, and to strengthen educational approaches, pedagogies and good practices that help to counter its transmission online and in society. ...
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My name is Aria Askari and I am completing a masters in History and German Philology at the University of Vienna. ...
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