History Project 2008
Balkan Stories: Good Practices of History Teaching in South Eastern Europe
(In English)
Using Oral History Method in Practice
Srebrenica, Everyday Life after Genocide
Vasja Rovsnik
(In Slovenian)
Publication - PDF file - 440 KB
For the Sake of the Future
Vanya Ivanoava
(In English)
Bulgarian Diplomatic Review, issue 2, 2008
Publication - JPEG file - 634 KB
History Project 2007
Enjoying Teaching. Oral History in the Classroom (in Bulgarian)
Publication - PDF file - 1.2 MB
History Project 2007
Enjoying Teaching. Oral History in the Classroom (in Serbian)
Publication - PDF file - 1.1 MB
The Oral History Method in the Process of Teaching History in the Classroom
By Igor Jurukov
(In Macedonian)
Publication - WORD file - 42 KB
Article about Oral History Method and the History Project in a School Inspectorate Magazine
By Anca Potra, Satu Mare, Romania
(in Romanian)
Publication - PDF file - 44 KB
Diverse Approaches towards Diverse Past
The History Project in LlinE magazine
Lifelong Learning in Europe 3/2006
History Project 2006
Enjoying Teaching -
Oral History in the Classroom
"The History Project in Romania"
Article about the History Project in the Romanian magazine "Memoria"
The History Project 2004 -
“Remember for the Future”
The History Project 2004 -
“Remember for the Future”
Teaching Methods, Ways of Interaction and Reconciliation in South Eastern Europe
(Executive Summary)
The History Project 2004 -
“Remember for the Future”
The Travelling Exhibition
Publication - PDF file - 1.17 MBAlbania - Word - 62 KB
Bosnia & Herzegovina - Word - 96 KB
Bulgaria - Word - 94 KB
Germany - Word - 31 KB
Macedonia - Word - 81 KB
Romania - Word - 90 KB
Serbia & Montenegro - Word - 88 KB
The History Project 2004 -
“Remember for the Future”
Teaching Methods, Ways of Interaction and Reconciliation in South Eastern Europe
Publication - PDF file - 1.38 MB
“Remember for the Future”
Project - Expo Romania
The Armed Anticommunist Resistance In Romania During 1944-1962
“Remember for the Future”
"To have a future, one must know the past."
Wilhelm von Humboldt, 1767-1835
This report is about the project "Remember for the future", about individual life stories and methods by which people can take their fate into their own hands in order to live together in peace in Europe. A glance at the flashpoints throughout the world shows how difficult it is to learn from history and to start again in new directions. But if we want to change things, it is no good giving up and doing nothing. We have to involve ourselves and to set our faces against forgetting and suppressing the past. Each one of us carries within us the responsibility for ensuring lasting peace in the world community - beginning at home.