Historians are well-positioned to help create such a space.

Educated young people become innovative problem-solvers, unafraid to challenge conventional thinking while grounded in ethical principles.

Europe’s effort to make laws about historical memory is quite a challenge. It’s like trying to untangle a huge knot. Post-communist states are trying to turn memories into laws, which is quite a task.

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