20
Jul
2018
The Balkan Jewish Source Book. A Centropa Reader-Volume 3
Before 1918 the South Slav lands, which were to comprise Yugoslavia, did not share a common history. Divided for centuries between Ottoman and Habsburg spheres of influence, the various peoples developed their own distinct identities and particular traditions. With 'the creation of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes at the end of World War I, East and West met and gave birth to a complex new multinational state'.
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24
Jul
2017
Survival in Sarajevo - Helpful Advice on how to realise Centropa's exhibition in you area
Michael Heitz from the Albert-Schweitzer-Schule in Sinsheim, Germany brought the Centropa exhibition "Survival in Sarajevo" to his school and together with other schools, organisations, and NGO's he organised various activities and events around the exhibition.
This presentation will give you helpful advice on how to bring Centropa's exhibition to your school and organise events and activities around the exhibition that go beyond your school audience.
04
Dec
2015
Сарајево – мултиетнички и интеркултурални град
ЦИЉ ТЕМЕ: Упознавање ученика са географским положајем Сарајева и структуром становништва у прошлости и сада ради развијања интеркултуралних односа (дијалога) и проактивног става у борби против стереотипа и предрасуда, уважавања и поштовања различитости и исказивања толерантног става.
16
Nov
2015
PLAN ČASA ZA UPOTREBU FILMA O HANI GAŠIĆ U NASTAVI ,, TO SE ZOVE TOLERANCIJA ’’
Ovaj plan urađen je na CENTROPINOM seminaru u Sarajevu 13. 10. 2015. i rezultat je rada grupe 3 u kojoj su bili Marko Dimitrijević, Vesna Robnik, Senka Jankov, Predrag Nešović, Dragan Georgijevski, Elvira Bašić, Sanela Češko i Admir Ibričić.
21
Jun
2015
El otro camino - Materialien für den Spanischunterricht
20
Jan
2015
Sarajevo Project for Jewish Day School Communities
The Bosnian-Serb siege of Sarajevo, from spring 1993 until winter 1996, was the longest in modern history. With electricity, water and food supplies cut off and only sporadically supplied, with 11,541 citizens shot by snipers or killed by mortars, Sarajevans had to depend on each other.
