Beyond the Never Agains

 

 

 

 

BEYOND THE 'NEVER AGAINS'

 

WHEN THE FIRST CONFERENCE in the Stockholm International Forum series was being organised in the late 1990s, there was great uncertainty about the potential international response. After the Second World War II, even 55 years after the Holocaust, no conference at international political level had dealt with the question of Holocaust remembrance.

In this book, Beyond the 'Never Agains', we meet 18 men and women, experienced and knowledgeable experts, all of whom participated in at least one of the Stockholm International Forum (SIF) conferences. We asked their honest opinion about developments on some of the most burning issues for the future.

During the conferences, Stockholm became a meeting place for politicians, decision-takers and some of the world's foremost specialists on genocide and other crimes against humanity, as well as representatives of a range of organizations. People who had themselves survived persecution and violation, including during the Holocaust and the genocides in Rwanda and Cambodia, also shared their experiences.

The conferences within the series focussed on:
The Holocaust—Education, Remembrance and Research, 2000
Combating Intolerance, 2001
Truth Justice and Reconciliation, 2003
Preventing Genocide—Threats and Responsibilities, 2004.

This book comes with a CD containing full documentation of the four conferences. The book aims to reflect the spirit of the conferences but also to show that the issues raised are still—and must remain—on the agenda of the international community. Otherwise we will never be able to say 'Never Again'.


FOR DETAILS, PLEASE CONTACT:

Eva Fried
Prime Minister's Office, Sweden
Project Manager
The Forum Conferences in Retrospect
Telephone: 46-8-405 37 99, 46-70-264 65 84

<eva.fried@primeminister.ministry.se>

 

 

   

 

 


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