A planned German-Norwegian Group Conference about The Past in the Present by Hermann Beland The idea for the German-Norwegian Conf. is founded in the assumption,
Cyprus 2010 / by Christiane Greiner At my first conference in 2008 I found myself avoiding the Germans. Being a German who had lived in
by Dorit Tal There’s a curfew in the occupied territories. A voluntary curfew. No one is entering or coming out. The one who goes out
by Yehoshua Weiss I am a Jew, I am an Israeli, I am an American, and for reasons undesired by me, I am also an
Editorial Dear Reader and dear Colleagues, we are glad to be able to finally inform you about PCCA activities. Veronika Grueneisen in her letter as
Reflections by participants on the 2010 Cyprus conference As part of our first newsletter in 2011, we’ve published the following articles with reflections on our
Reflecting on repetition – do we really move on? by Miri Tsadok (first published in Kav Ofek) The Primary Task of the conference is defined
What happens, if Arab/Palestinians join Germans und Jews/Israelis in the Cyprus-Conferences? by Gisela Gruenewald-Zemsch, Nuernberg I do not know very much about former conferences despite
(Berthold Brecht) by Wolfgang Martin Roth Before I report on my experience from the German group, I’d like make a remark on the System Eventand its boundary
by Veronika Grueneisen, Nov 2010 PCCA e.V. was founded in the summer of 2007 in order to address issues of collective atrocities, specifically the aftermath