Role of War and Peace Museums in the Public Sphere -Reflection on the 80th anniversary of WWⅡ

Date

March 23, 2025, 1:00p.m.～6:00p.m.

Venue

AGORA Global Prometheus Hall

Program

  • 13:10
    Yoshifumi ISHIDA（Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, Hiroshima）
    Passing down of Memory: To make the realities of the atomic bombings a shared memory for all humanity
  • 13:50
    Mateusz JASIK (Museum of WWII, Gdańsk)
    Dosis sola facit venenum (The dose makes the poison, Paracelsus). The role of History in Polish society, economy, and politics
  • 14:30
    Junko KANEKIYO (Ritsumeikan Univ., Kyoto)
    Changing Approaches to History: Issues Concerning the Renewal of a Peace Museum
  • 15:30
    Mina WATANABE (Women’s Active Museum on War and Peace, Tokyo）
    Recounting the Japanese Military Sexual Slavery System: Learning from the activities of WAM (Women's Active Museum on War and Peace)
  • 16:10
    Mirjam ZADOFF (The Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism, Munich)
    Forgetting the Lessons of the 20th century. Memory in the Age of Populism
  • 16:50
    István RÉV (Blinken OSA Archivum, Budapest)
    “Reconstruction”; The Urban Landscape as a Historical Museum
  • 17:30
    Discussion

Others

Language: Japanese and English (simultaneous interpreting)

Pre-registration required (Deadline: March 22, 17:00)

Form

Supported by

HIPS

Inquiry

tenkai-hips-coordinator[at]tufs.ac.jp

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