Preparatory activities involved 20 participants.

Location / Dates: Zagreb, 06/11/2020 / Online, 03/12/2020

Short description: Two one day Kick off meetings was organised. First Kick off meeting was organized in Zagreb for Croatian core team where all preparations for project activity plan was define and where all preparation for project consortium team meeting where done. 10 persons participated to this meeting. Second Kick off meeting was organised on-line for all project partners. Online format was chosen since Covid 19 pandemic started and we needed to adopt. On this meeting we defined final activity plan since we needed to adopt it regarding Covid-19 situation, we prepare dissemination plan, media events for each country, project management tasks, risk management plan and we selected select Expert Board members which were in charge for quality control of the project’s outputs. Selected Expert Board member are Franjo Habulin from The Union of Anti-Fascist veterans and Anti-Fascists of the Republic of Croatia, Sead Đulić from Federation of Antifascists and National Liberation War Veterans of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Marjan Šiftar from The Union of the Associations for the Values of the National Liberation Movement of Slovenia. In total 13 participants participated on second meeting.

Events: 5 events have been carried out within this project:

Event 1 Mapping: Civil courage route -Revalorisation of significant places, events and people synonyms of civic courage, activism and solidarity in the time of Fascism and Nazism in Europe

Participation: The event involved 60 citizens, including 25 participants from the city of Zagreb (Croatia),

20 participants from the city of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and 15 participants from the city Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Location / Dates: The event took place in Zagreb and Hospital in Petrova Gora (Croatia), Ljubljana and Hospital in Dolenji Novaki (Slovenia), and Sarajevo and Hospital in Korčanica from 15/12/2020 to 01/12/2021

Short description:  The aim of the event was to detect, describe and Zagreb present courage, activism and solidarity of people involved in work of partisan hospitals in Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Over 3,000 doctors, including 319 doctors, took part in the care of the wounded and sick. With their sacrifice in extremely difficult war conditions, they saved a large number of lives in the procurement of medicines and other medical supplies. Through this project, we dealt with the three most famous partisan hospitals: Franja in Slovenia, the hospital in Pišin Gaj on Petrova Gora in Croatia, and the one in the area of Korčanica on the mountain Grmeč in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Expert team from all three countries gathered a huge amount of material that was digitized and published on the project website and available to all interested public. In Zagreb and Petrov agora tribune and photo exhibition: LIFE OF PARTISAN HOSPITAL was organised in October 2021.

Event 2 Educational programme “Democracy school”

Participation: The event involved 70 citizens, including 27 participants from the city of Zagreb (Croatia), 23 participants from the city of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and 20 participants from the city of Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Location / Dates: The event took place in Zagreb (Croatia), from 31/05/2021 to 17/06/2021, Ljubljana/ Online (Slovenia), from 03/05/2021 to 09/06/2021 and Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), from 26/05/2021 to 10/07/2021

Short description:  The aim of the event was to organise training for young activists, teachers, historians and journalists from all three participating countries through three modules: I. Fascist and Nazi regimes in Europe- from hate speech, populist propaganda and intolerance to Holocaust, II. Xenophobia, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism and discrimination of Roma and minorities today, III. 20 Years of European Charter on fundamental rights: are our societies more in line with fundamental European values? Due to the Covid-9 pandemic we were not able to organize joint lectures, so each partner organized all three modules in their country. Within each module three individual lectures were organised. Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina organized lectures mostly live, while the Slovenian partner organized lectures online. The lectures were held in May and June 2021. In total 70 young activists, teachers, historians and journalists participated directly within this educational programme “Democracy school”, and since all events were recorded, published online and promoted we assume that more than 50000 people were reached.

Event 3 Analysis and seminar on  revisionism and negationism connected to Holocaust

Participation: The event involved 40 citizens, including 22 participants from the city of Zagreb (Croatia),

7 participants from the city of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and 11 participants from the city of Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Location / Dates: The event took place in Zagreb, Croatia, 22/10/2021

Short description:  The aim of the event was to provide additional information and knowledge to media professionals, decision makers, activists, journalists and historians from all three participating countries in relation to problems of historical revisionism, right wing populism and denial of Holocaust. As a result of this seminar publication “Historical Revisionism in the Post-Yugoslav Region” was published and it is available in online format in all three national languages and in English. Main speakers at this event were three historians: Hrvoje Klasić from Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Oto Luthar director of the Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts in Ljubljana and Dino Dupanović from Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo.

Event 4 Mobile and Digital Exhibition and Campaign “Who is The Other”

Participation: The event involved 1500 citizens, including 250 participants from Croatia, 250 participants from Slovenia and 1000 participants from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Location / Dates: The event took place in Zagreb (Croatia), from 01/10/2021 to 10/12/2021, Ljubljana (Slovenia), from 30/11/2021 to 31/03/2022 and Jablanica, Mostar, Drvar (Bosnia and Herzegovina), from 24/06/2021 to 10/12/2021, Online exhibition 10/12/2021-09/04/2022

Short description:  Exhibition and online campaign Who’s Other and Different brings together the works of primary and secondary school students from Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, showing attitudes and values towards groups that have experienced or are experiencing discrimination and following how this relationship has changed since World War II. Young people from primary and secondary schools in all three countries sent photos, videos and written work on the topic of construction of the other in Fascist/Nazi narrative and “Others” in contemporary European societies. Project partners from Federation of Antifascists and National Liberation War Veterans of Bosnia and Herzegovina organised several exhibitions’ events. First in Museum of the Battle for the Wounded in Jablanica, second in Mostar and third in Drvar. Due to Covid-19 pandemic main exhibition was organised on 10^th December 2021 on Human Rights Day in Zagreb, Sarajevo and Ljubljana. Online campaign and exhibition was published on project web site and promoted through Facebook page of each partner and also promoted through official web page of Human Rights Film festival in Zagreb. More than 20000 people was direct reached through social media campaign.

Event 5 Public event  for Human rights day

Participation: The event involved 127 citizens, including 25 participants from the city of Zagreb (Croatia),

47 participants from the city of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and 55 participants from the city of Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Location / Dates: The event took place in Zagreb (Croatia) 10/12/2021, Ljubljana (Slovenia), 10/12/2021 and Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), 10/12/202

Short description:  Due to the Covid-9 pandemic this activity was implemented in 2021. In each country all partners organised public events to commemorate 2000 Proclamation of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights during Human Rights Day 2021. In Croatia SABHR together with Documenta and Human rights House organised public event and during Human Rights Film festival in Zagreb promote this project, in Slovenia ZZB NOB Slovenije organised round table in Ljubljana and in Sarajevo Federation of Antifascists and National Liberation War Veterans of Bosnia and Herzegovina organised one day event. On the project level professor Hrvoje Klasić prepared detailed curricula on EU Charter for “Democracy school” and which was implemented during this project.