Representatives of Land Lower Saxony and of the German Remembrance Places to hold a discussion about the way war and totalitarianism are perceived in the Balkans. Among the participants professor Liljana Radonic of the University of Vienna.
Remembrance culture in the former Yugoslavia
debate in Berlin
20 November 2012
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