Title: 80 years after the liberation: Memorial event in Ravensbrück

Next Sunday, a central memorial event will take place in the Memorials Sachsenhausen and Ravensbrück, which is dedicated to the liberation of the National Socialist concentration camp 80 years ago. These events are of historical importance and are reminiscent of the unimaginable suffering that many people had to endure during the Second World War.

The event begins at 10 a.m. in the former women's camp Ravensbrück, where Claudia Roth, the managing state ministers of the Greens, will hold a greeting. Your speech is intended to underline the importance of memory and the responsibility of society, to learn from history and to face any form of discrimination and violence.

In addition to Roth's speech, memories of former prisoners who document the horror and inhumanity of the warehouse experience are presented. These personal reports are essential to keep awareness of the fates of those affected and play an important role in education and historical processing.

The Brandenburg State Secretary for Science, Research and Culture, Tobias Dünow, will also take part in the memorial event. The presence of politicians and official representatives underlines the importance of such memory acts in today's society and signals a common commitment to the culture of memory.

The memorials Sachsenhausen and Ravensbrück are not only places of commemoration, but also educational institutions that devote themselves to the processing and mediation of the history of National Socialism. The events in these memorials offer a platform for dialogue, reflection and commitment to the values ​​of human dignity and freedom.