Videos

In October 2024, four groups of students met in Bucharest, where they learned about the Romanian 20th-century history, including the First and the Second World Wars, the communist period and the Ceaușescu era. After this, they moved to the former prison in Pitești, which was a scene of one of the most cruel experiments in the modern world, carried out between 1949 and 1951.

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Sound in the Silence is an intercultural and international remembrance project for youth. At historically challenging locations students work with artists representing different artistic fields in order to understand how the past is connected to their questions in the present.

Sound in the Silence is an intercultural and international remembrance project for youth. At historically challenging locations students work with artists representing different artistic fields in order to understand how the past is connected to their questions in the present.

This video portrays the editions of 2022, which took place in Lithuania at the Kaunas 9th Fort and in Austria at Gusen & Mauthausen Memorial Sites, and 2023, which took place in Germany at the House of the Wannsee Conference and Croatia at the Jasenovac Memorial Site.

Sound in the Silence is co-funded by the European Union.

Sound in the Silence is an intercultural and international remembrance project for youth. At historically challenging locations students work with artists representing different artistic fields in order to understand how the past is connected to their questions in the present.

This film presents the 2022/2023 edition of the programme during the conference “What’s the Point of History… If We Never Learn?” that took place in Berlin on 16-17 October.

See the backstage emotions, interactions, inspirations, opinions - everything that led to the creation of the final performance for the Sound in the Silence project.

Sound in the Silence is an intercultural and international remembrance initiative coordinated by the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity in cooperation with its partners: MOTTE and Ustav Pamati Naroda.

Director: Daniel Dluhy
Director's Assistant: Juliana Gubisova
Sound recordist and mixer: Samo Skubla

Song used during the performance shown in the video: „Imagine”, John Lennon, Lenono Music administrated by Universal Music Publishing International, All Rights Reserved.

Four groups of students from different European countries. Four artists. History of the two distinctive Warsaw uprisings – Warsaw Ghetto uprising of 1943 and Warsaw Uprising of 1944. See what happened next. Sound in the Silence is an intercultural and international remembrance initiative coordinated by the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity in cooperation with MOTTE. This year's edition partners included as well: Warsaw Rising Museum, Jewish Historical Institute, History Meeting House, Teatr Ochoty, sztukanowa association, Ustav Pamati Naroda and the Second World War Museum. Director: Daniel Dluhy

Four groups of students from different European countries. Four artists. History of the Ravensbruck Concentration Camp.
See what happened next.

Sound in the Silence is an intercultural and international remembrance initiative coordinated by the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity in cooperation with MOTTE. This year's edition partners included as well: the Ravensbruck Memorial Site and Ustav Pamati Naroda.

Director: Daniel Dluhy
Director's Assistant: Juliana Gubisova
Sound recordist and mixer: Samo Skubla