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Day one. Tuesday, 23 July Check- in at hotel upon arrival (your rooms might not be ready before the afternoon but you can store your luggage). 12:30 Meet in hotel lobby. Centropa employees will walk with you to our meeting point for lunch. Note: be prepared for walking tour; you will not need laptops until the evening program. 13:00 Welcome lunch at Café Orange, Oranienburgerstr. 32. Welcome remarks by Ed Serotta; introduction of professional networks by Marcell Kenesei. 14:00 Participants go to Centrum Judaicum, Oranienburger Str. 28/30 for opening session 14:15 Introduction of the Summer Academy elective and mandatory lines; logistical information for Summer Academy participants 14:45 Overview of Centropa s new website www.centropa.org and its blog. 15:00 The German Line. Screening of the Centropa film on Rosa Rosenstein 15:10 Introductory remarks on German- Jewish history by Ed Serotta 15:30 Walking tour through Berlin s old Jewish quarter (five groups) 17:00 Return to hotel. Change for dinner 17:40 Meet in hotel lobby. Centropa employees will walk with you to Centrum Judaicum 18:00 Tour of Centrum Judaicum (three groups) 19:00 Welcome dinner at Centrum Judaicum 20:00 Participants meet in elective line groups and present their pre- trip assignments 21:00 End of program Day two. Wednesday, 24 July. The German line 8:30 Historical tour of Berlin: Tempelhof Airport, Berlin Wall, Soviet War Memorial, Reichstag, City Hall Schöneberg 12:30 Lunch at Konrad Adenauer Foundation Akademie, Tiergartenstr. 35 13:30 Centropa s German- Jewish educational program. Presentation of Mosel ebook. 1

13:45 Screening of the Centropa s German- Israeli film on Erna Goldmann who grew up in Frankfurt but fled to Palestine in 1937 14:00 Presentation by Michal Yousfan (Kfar Saba, Israel) how she used this film in class 14:20 Ghetto: a word with different meanings : presentation of a Centropa Border Jumping Project Mike Irwin, Detroit, USA / Branislava Stevanovic, Belgrade, Serbia / Gintare Liorančaitė, Vilnius, Lithuania 15:20 Coffee break 15:40 Out of the Box projects - each presentation followed by Q&A: - A graphic novel project based on one of Centropa s Romanian interviews - Horatiu Suciu, Lugoj, Romania - How students created their own films on Jewish alumni after watching Centropa films Sumeyya Soylu & Lisa Wolter, Mannheim, Germany - How to use a Centropa exhibition in school - Lilach Taichman, Philadelphia, USA - Lisa Sterling from Greensboro, North Carolina will present her a family recipe cookbook project that she did with Bernadett Csehi, a Centropa teacher in Sopron, Hungary. 16:45 Elective line groups meet 17:45 End of program Free evening Day three. Thursday, 25 July The German line 9:00 Walking tour from hotels through Mitte to Rosenstraße memorial. Meet at Rosenstraße memorial at 9:30. Arrival at Cervantes Institute, Rosenstraße 18 10:00 Remarks by host (requested) 10:15 Simultaneous sessions of: - Germany focus group - Special projects group 2

11:15 Group presentations 11:45 Participants work in elective line groups 12:45 Lunch at Ampelmann Café (Stadtbahnbogen 159/160) Sephardic afternoon at Cervantes Institute 14:00 Screening of the Centropa film Three Promises, the story of how a Catholic priest saved a Jewish family. Followed by discussion 14:30 Lecture on Balkan Jewry by Ed Serotta 15:00 Coffee break 15:15 Film screening in groups followed by discussions in small groups A. EU Jewish, US Jewish, Israeli teachers: The Years Make Their Own B. EU public, US public schools: Three Promises 16:30 Group presentations 16:55 Centropa`s official note taker summarizes the day, later posts the summary online 17:00 End of program Free evening. Russian- speaking educators meet at 18:45 in hotel lobby for working dinner (location tba) Day four. Friday, 26 July 8:00 Buses depart from hotels, stop at Anhalter Bahnhof, historic site of Kindertransport 9:00 Arrival at Jewish Museum Berlin 9:30 Presentation by Karin Grimme (Jewish Museum, Education Department) 10:30 Guided tour of the museum 11:45 Explore the museum on your own 12:15 Lunch at Jewish Museum Poland and the shtetls line 3

13:00 Lecture on how Poles and Jews, and Poles and Lithuanians, and Lithuanians, Russians and Jews all see the same events through very different eyes - Konstanty Gebert, Polish writer, journalist, Jewish community activist. Followed by Q&A 14:00 Screening of Centropa s Lithuanian film on Ranana Malkanova. Remarks by Konstanty Gebert 14:30 Dual narratives, hearing the other side and changing your mind : Discussion about the lecture of Konstanty Gebert and the film Led by Shmuel Afek, New York 15:00 Presentation by Jagna Kofta of the Jewish Museum Warsaw. Followed by Q&A 15:30 Coffee break 15:50 Group work EU Jewish, US Jewish, Israeli teachers watch our Polish film on Teofila Silberring - EU public, US public schools watch our Russian film on Haya Lea Detinko film 17:00 Group presentations 17:30 Return to hotel. Participants change for Shabbat. Dress Code Alert 19:00 Shabbat services (optional) on Rykestr. 53 or Oranienburger Str. 28/30 21:00 Shabbat dinner at Lauder Foundation Yeshiva on Brunnenstr. 33 Discussion on religion and ethics and this week s Torah portion reading - Rabbi Michael Paley, New York, USA Centropa s official note taker summarizes the day, later posts the summary online Day five. Saturday, 27 July Morning service for those who keep shabbat. Others have free morning. 10:00 Optional tour of Grunewald and Gleis 17 Holocaust Memorial led by Frank Grellert, Berlin (meeting point: S Bahn Station Grunewald) 13:00 Lunch at Ampelmann Café at Stadtbahnbogen 159/160 The Civil Society / Righteous Gentile Line 14:00 Book discussion: Beautiful Souls by Eyal Press 15:00 Coffee break 4

15:15 Meeting in the following networks to create work plans and timelines for cooperative projects: - US Jewish, EU Jewish teachers - Polish, Israeli and German teachers - Balkan and Austrian teachers - US public, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Romanian teachers 16:45 Walking tour: Museum Island; Neue Wache; Book burning memorial; Gendarmenmarkt 18:15 Visit of Holocaust memorial and its learning center 19:30 Free evening Day six. Sunday, 28 July German Line 9:00 Leave hotel to visit one of the following sites: A) Dorotheenstädtischer Cemetery B) Berlinische Gallery C) Film Museum 12:30 Arrival at Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Akademie, Tiergartenstr. 35 Lunch with discussion: What we learned yesterday during the tour of Berlin and the Holocaust Memorial. 13:30 How to use Weimar culture in class photography, music, art. Discussion led by veteran teachers 14:30 Participants work in their elective line groups on their lesson plan / video 15:30 Coffee break 15:45 Elective line groups finalize their projects and prepare for final day s presentations 17:00 Return to hotel 19:00 Dinner Centropa s official note taker summarizes the day, later posts the summary online 5

Day seven. Monday, 29 July - FINAL CONFERENCE - 8:15 Buses leave for final conference at Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Hiroshimastr. 28 9:00 Presentations by each elective line group: Video line groups have 10 minutes, all other groups 15 minutes to present. Followed by feedback discussion: How can these subjects be made relevant to teaching, and how will we use Centropa s resources to teach them? 10:45 Coffee break 11:00 Elective line group presentations continue 12:30 Lunch Civil Society / Righteous Gentile Line 13:15 Welcome remarks by Representative of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation 13:30 City of Ghosts: Introduction to Jewish Salonika. Film screening A Bookstore in Six Chapters 14:00 Remarks by General Secretary of the Education Ministry, G. Kalantzis (tbc) 14:15 Discussion on Righteous Gentiles - led by Rabbi Michael Paley of New York 14:45 Discussion about the book Beautiful souls in a video conference with the author Eyal Press 15:15 Screening of the film Survival in Sarajevo. Followed by discussion 15:40 Presentation by Jakob Finci, President of Jewish Community of Bosnia: Sarajevo in the 1990s and the meaning of Never Again 16:00 Coffee break. Participants walk through the Survival in Sarajevo exhibition 17:00 Centropa s official note taker summarizes the day, later posts the summary online 17:10 Final session. Feedback and evaluation of the seminar 18:00 End of program Day eight. Tuesday, 30 July Participants depart 6

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