Echoes of Memory, Episode 2: Other Perspectives

How can we make Holocaust remembrance more inclusive? The second episode of Echoes of Memory broadens the narrative. Moderator Petro Rusanienko is joined by Florentina-Alexandra Manea, Cat Jugravu, and Estera Stan to discuss the many communities targeted by the Nazis — including queer people, people with disabilities, political dissidents, Black Germans, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and others. Through stories of persecution, resistance, and survival, the conversation explores the power of symbols, the role of archives, and the importance of intersectionality. Echoes of Memory - Roma Youth for Holocaust Remembrance podcast | Episode 2 — Other Perspectives Moderator: Petro Rusanienko Participants: Florentina-Alexandra Manea, Cat Jugravu, Estera Stan Director: Petro Rusanienko Editor: Mariia Korostelova Videographer: Sztaniszlav Bendarzsevszkij Transcription / Subtitle Editor: Mari Hakopyan Subtitle Translator: Lucia Lumme Project Coordinator: Arta Rexhepi Mentor: Timea Junghaus Anna Mirga-Kruszelnicka Communication: Radu Sticlea, Adelina Miron Developed by the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture (ERIAC). Funded by the EVZ Foundation and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media (BKM) within the programme 'YOUNG PEOPLE remember on site & committed'. Supported by the Council of Europe, Roma Foundation for Europe, and Open Society Foundations. This publication does not represent an opinion of the EVZ Foundation or the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media (BKM). The author is responsible for the content statements. 🔔 Subscribe for more conversations on memory, history, and Roma identity. 📢 Help amplify Roma voices by sharing this video. #holocaustremembrance #holocaustmemorial #holocausteducation #romaniholocaust #romaniholocaustremembrance #eriac #romaniholocausteducation #sintiandromaholocaust #echoesofmemorypodcast #podcast #neverforget