Introduction
During the extermination, those who are now dead rose up, wrote, buried their stories, hid their books: their resistance to dehumanization. To stay alive. Through words. After extermination, it's up to the witness to speak. He must make their traces visible, unearth their words, confront History, speak out against the nakedness of the facts. He speaks for the absent, the dead, the inaudible, the rejected, the invisible.
Practical Information
Form of entertainment / special event
- Shows
Accessible for disabled people
- Yes
Free
- NO
Type of consumer
- For adults
