Berlin (14 May 2025): Eighty years after the liberation of Auschwitz, Holocaust distortion remains a widespread and pressing challenge across the Europan Union. A new report by ENMA, the European Network on Monitoring Antisemitism, sheds light on this persistent threat from a cross-European perspective. Published as part of a two-year project, the report establishes a […]

3. July 2024: Holocaust denial and distortion continue to be a widespread threat to Jewish life and European democratic values transcending national borders. A new social media campaign by ENMA – the European Network on Monitoring Antisemitism – seeks to raise awareness of contemporary forms of Holocaust denial and distortion and counter harmful antisemitic misconceptions. […]

  Berlin, April 16th, 2024: ENMA – the European Network on Monitoring Antisemitism – débuted its initiative to document antisemitism across Europe at the Representation of the European Commission today. As antisemitic narratives, actors and the rise of incidents transcend national borders, the network offers a timely response to the urgent fight against antisemitism.

Conference on 14 May 2025, 12:00–18:00 German Resistance Memorial Center (Gedenkstätte Deutscher Widerstand) Stauffenbergstraße 13, 10785 Berlin In recent years and throughout Europe, actors across the political spectrum, including elected politicians, exploited the memory of the Holocaust—the genocide committed by the Nazis against the European and North-African Jews—for political gain. While Holocaust denial is a […]

Webinar December 3, 2024, 14:00 – 16:00 (UTC+2)  Education on antisemitism and the amplification of Jewish perspectives on antisemitism are more important today than ever. With rising antisemitic incidents, the need to engage with the lived experiences of survivors and their descendants is critical for understanding the ongoing impact of antisemitism. This webinar will introduce […]

Conference on 9 September 2024, 13.30 – 19:00 House of the Wannsee Conference Educational and Memorial Site Am Großen Wannsee 56-58, 14109 Berlin In Europe, the crimes of the Nazis are increasingly being instrumentalised by actors from different political camps for their own political agendas, further normalising the trivialisation and denial of the Holocaust in […]