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Educational Work: DVDs, PC stations, seminars

New materials and various events support and encourage the remembrance of Nazi forced labor in the classroom and in museums, in political education and at universities.

The educational materials "Life Story Interviews in the Classroom: Video-DVD – Learning Software – Teachers’ Book" support the use of the testimony archive and provide information on the memory and history of Nazi forced labor. Cooperation is being planned with the Federal Agency for Civic Education for the distribution of the two-disc DVD with teacher’s book, which will be available soon.

Selected interviews are being shown on a PC station in the permanent exhibition at the German Historical Museum. Other exhibitions also use materials from the archive.

At the Freie Universität Berlin, seminars and workshops are integrating the interview archive in research and university teaching.

Short films and teaching materials are being created, and tested and introduced by school projects and teacher training programs.

• School: "Life Story Interviews in the Classroom"
• Museum: Application in Out-of-School Education
• Teaching: Seminars and University Projects