Member country since: 1998
Remembrance Days: 27 January (International Holocaust Remembrance Day)
Nikola Gillhoff (Foreign Office) – Deputy Head of Delegation
Benedikt Haller (Foreign Office)
Christoph Heubner (International Auschwitz Committee) – Communication Working Group
Wolf Kaiser (House of the Wannsee Conference) – Education Working Group
Werner Karg (Bavarian State Ministry of Education and Culture) – Education Working Group
Hanna Liever (Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung) – Museums and Memorials Working Group
Thomas Lutz (Topography of Terror) – Museums and Memorials Working Group
Oliver von Mengersen (Documentation and Cultural Centre of German Sinti und Roma) - Academic Working Group
Juliane Wetzel (Center for Research on Antisemitism at the Technical University Berlin) – Academic Working Group
German IHRA membership has fostered the cooperation and efforts of the numerous and diverse institutions focused on Holocaust remembrance, research and education throughout Germany. The vast number of memorials that have emerged since the Stockholm Declaration form part of Germany’s remembrance culture and provide an important basis for debates on its Nazi past. The most important outcome of Germany’s IHRA membership is the dialogue with colleagues from other countries, which has led to the realization of a variety of bilateral and multilateral projects.