Wenn Erinnerung persönlich wird. Angehörige von NS-"Euthanasie"-Opfern im Gespräch

In the organizer's words:

The victims of the Nazi "euthanasia" murders are still among the forgotten victims of Nazi tyranny. In Munich, they represent the second largest group of victims. To this day, many affected families know little about research opportunities. The memorial initiative for victims of Nazi "euthanasia" wants to change this with this panel discussion.

Relatives will talk about their murdered relatives, their often difficult research and their forms of remembrance.
Afterwards, there will be space for personal discussions and initial advice on research.

HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION
Prof. Dr. Michael von Cranach, psychiatrist

PODIUM
Dr. Barbara Baum, niece of a victim of decentralized "euthanasia"
René Eder, relative of a victim of preventive detention in Auschwitz
Dr. Georg Emmerling, nephew of a victim of the starvation diet
Helene Leitner, granddaughter of a victim of "Aktion T4"

MODERATION
Dr. Sibylle von Tiedemann, historian

GREETING WORDS
Thomas Schwarzenberger, District President of Upper Bavaria
Prof. Dr. Peter Brieger, Medical Director, kbo-Isar-Amper-Klinikum Region Munich
Mirko Bialas, Managing Director of Münchner Psychiatrie-Erfahrenen (MüPE) e. V.

Patron: Dominik Krause, 2nd Mayor of the City of Munich

Registration requested

Idea and concept
Memorial initiative for victims of Nazi "euthanasia"

Legal organizer
Working Group for Culture and Society e. V.