The Lessons of Nuremberg

Format: Panel discussion

Speakers: N. M. Dolgopolov, Aron Schneer, Sandra Dalke, M. Y. Myagkov, B. N. Kovalev, Thomas Kunze

Moderator: K. I .Mogilevsky

Contents: From the first months of the Great Patriotic War, the Soviet Union systematically sought international prosecution of the main Nazi criminals-the organizers and inspirers of terror in the occupied territories. The open trial in Nuremberg allowed not only to bring to justice the highest military and political leadership of Hitler's Germany, but also to lay the foundation for further prosecution of those responsible for atrocities committed during the preparation and waging of the aggressive war.

However, not all Nazi criminals ended up on the prisoners' dock – many managed to avoid punishment or subsequently achieve its cancellation. A number of high-ranking Nazis, such as Reinhard Gehlen, Alfried Krupp, Friedrich Flick, retained their high social position and even managed to take part in the Cold War. As part of the panel discussion, it is planned to discuss a set of historical reasons that led to such selectivity of post-war justice.

Format: Conference

Speakers: Liu Xiangzhong, I. O. Petrishchev, A. Yu. Borisov, I. A. Altman, D. Yu. Astashkin, N. M. Shulakova, E.S. Kokanova, A. A. Zdanovich. B.N. Kovalev, V.V. Kazakov, G.N. Kameneva, B.U. Serazetdinov, L.A. Terushkin, R.E. Zhigun, A.V. Makushin.

Moderators: Yu. A. Nikiforov / B. U. Serazetdinov

Format: Conference

Speakers: V. G. Kiknadze, I. Yu. Vasiliev, M. Yu. Edelstein, S. Aristov, Yakov Falkov, E. V. Kodin, M. G..Matskevich, A. A. Podmazo, S. S. Zengin

Moderator: M. Yu. Myagkov

Contents: The session is devoted to individual episodes of the most massive of the Nazi extermination campaigns: against civilians of the USSR, against Soviet prisoners of war, and against the Jewish population of various countries that partially or completely fell under the control of Hitler's Germany, and among the dead Jews, a significant part were Soviet citizens and, including, Red Army soldiers.

Some of the cases are widely known and have already received legal assessment during the trials that preceded the Nuremberg Trials (the famous public trials of the Nazis in the liberated Soviet cities, later collectively called "Soviet Nuremberg"), which became its direct continuation (the so-called "Small" or "Subsequent Nuremberg trials"), or conducted years and decades after the crimes that caused them (the most recent example is the recognition by a Russian court of the fact of the destruction of the Soviet civilian population in the village of Zhestyanaya Gorka in the today Novgorod region, as an act of genocide).

Other episodes under consideration are still the subject of discussion for historians and public figures, but not for lawyers. However, recent examples from Russian and international legal proceedings, when the deferred punishment overtook already elderly criminals, or posthumous sentences were read out to already dead Nazis and their accomplices, allow us to hope that the Statute of limitations in this case will never expire, and the murderers, or the memory of them, will always continue to be persecuted not only morally, but also in a procedural order.

Format: Seminar

Speakers: A. V. Fedorov, A.V. Razinkin, P. V. Agapov, V. N. Dodonov, V. N. Rusinova

Moderator: A. G. Zvyagintsev.

Contents: During the session, experts will discuss the current practice of investigating crimes against humanity, the role of investigative bodies and prosecutor's offices in the investigation of crimes of this category. The speakers will pay special attention to improving the criminal legislation of the Russian Federation, taking into account modern challenges and threats. Participants of this session will learn in detail about crimes against humanity currently under investigation in the Russian Federation, the specifics of collecting evidence, and the principles of work of investigative bodies in investigating such crimes.

During the session, participants will also get an idea of the relationship between international and national law in the light of the Nuremberg principles and discuss their implementation in Russian criminal law.

Speakers will also raise the issue of falsification of historical truth and responsibility for it in the national legislation of Russia.

Format: Seminar

Speakers: S. V. Petrov, A. V. Pindich, M. N. Vavulo, N. N. Kolyuka, I. P.Zadereychuk

Moderator: Yu. V. Golik.

Contents: The session is devoted to patriotic education in the context of information confrontation, attempts to review the results of World War II, forms and methods of educating the young generation in the spirit of preserving and respecting historical memory. The relevance of the issues under consideration is due to the amendments and additions made by the President of the Russian Federation V. V. Putin to the Law "On Education in the Russian Federation", aimed at increasing the role of the educational component in the education system at the level of federal legislation.

The session participants will discuss the tasks of state and law enforcement agencies to counteract the falsification of historical truth, to create a sense of patriotism and citizenship among young people, respect for the memory of defenders and the exploits of heroes of the fatherland, for the law and order, for the older generation, mutual respect, respect for cultural heritage and traditions.

Special attention will be paid to the current realities of the ideological struggle for moral, psychological and moral values.

Format: Round table

Speakers: Yu. V.Golik, A. V. Kutuzov, R. I. Khayali, V. N. Neko, V. V. Merkur'ev.

Moderator: Yu. V. Golik

Contents: The session is devoted to the basic principle of criminal law, the principle of the inevitability of punishment and its implementation during the Nuremberg trials.

During the session, speakers will discuss the role of the Soviet, including military, investigation in forming the evidence base against Nazi criminals at the International Tribunal in Nuremberg. Participants will learn more about the line of defense of Nazi criminals.

Special attention will be paid to the significance of the decisions taken at the Nuremberg trials in terms of the history and development of criminal practice.

During the discussion, participants will also discuss the role of the Nuremberg principles for the system of international law and modern legal practice, in connection with which they will highlight the need to bring to justice those who commit war crimes and crimes against humanity today.

Format: Lecture

Speakers: Maria Butina, Ruslan Novikov, Thomas Röper, Yegor Yakovlev

Moderator: Natalia Losev

Contents: The session is devoted to analysis of examples of fakes, stereotypes, typical mistakes, misconceptions and distortions that occur in historical media projects. As well the session will touch the successful examples when complex and emotionally charged topics were delivered as accurately and interestingly as possible for the audience. Attendees will learn whether a historical media project can be interesting not only for history lovers, but also for a wide audience of different ages. How the choice of tone and instruments helps to reach users from different generations with equal success. Attendees will learn how mistakes are born and whether it is acceptable to interpret historical facts. They will understand the difficulties that the media face when implementing complex historical projects, and the role of the media in preserving the memory of the important events. The section will bring together experts with different backgrounds: attendees will hear the opinion of the head of one of the largest publishing houses in Russia, the opinion of the head of one of the most successful projects on the history in YouTube, journalist and public figure. The session will reveal how things are going on abroad as well. Thus, as a result of participation in the session, the attendee will receive a comprehensive and voluminous presentation on the stated topic.

Format: Discussion

Speakers: Alexander Zvyagintsev, Zakhar Prilepin, Eduard Boyakov, Svetlana Tikhankina

Moderator: Natalia Osipova

Contents: Attendees will learn about the best multimedia projects devoted to the war in Russia and in the world, as well as about key works and trends in working with this topic in mass culture; with examples from movies, literature, and blogs. During the session, together with experts, attendees will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of approaches, the reasons for the failure or success of certain projects, as well as record the best practices and approaches. The discussion will touch the question about the triggers and pain points of a modern person work on contact with the past. As well the discussion will explore the question how the theater space can become a documentary evidence for contemporaries, and how to attract the attention of young people to projects dedicated to the war. Attendees of the section will be able to look at historical storytelling from a new perspective, to realize how many-sided and versatile the approach to the disclosure of a historical event can be. They will find out what methods, not only media, but also artistic and dramatic ones, allow to bring the story to life and make the viewer actually become an accomplice to it.

Format: Master class

Speakers: Yaroslav Skvortsov, Sergei Miroshnichenko, Rackwitz Klaus, Denis Fedorin, Troy Douglas McGrath, Demidova Marta

Moderator: Natalia Osipova

Contents: The image of the Nuremberg trials in different interpretations and from different points of view – how does modern person perceive the trials and its consequences? We will talk about the significance of the Nuremberg principles in past, present, and future, and how they have affected world history and humanity. Experts from the funds and translators will tell the audience how to work with documents and what are the difficulties or key tasks of translation of documents into other languages. Attendees will learn what film and photo documents are and how they are used in historical projects. Experts will describe how work is being done on the translation of multi-volume materials from the Nuremberg trials, what gaps remain in this work, and why it is so important to coordinate efforts when working with such translations. The section will allow attendees to understand the scale of work with documentary evidence: both text and multimedia. And understand how many gaps and opportunities remain for working in this direction. The section will also announce the launch of a volunteer project dedicated to translation of the documents from the Nuremberg trials.

Format: Round table

Speakers: S. V. Kudryashov, Hellbeck Jochen, Ul Matthias

Moderator: S.V. Kudryashov

Contents: The discussion focuses on archival documents devoted to the preparation of the Nazi extermination war against the Soviet Union, as well as the criminal implementation of their plans in the policy of occupation and colonization of the occupied Soviet territories. Special attention will be paid to new documentary materials from Russian archives and their impact on the latest historical research. Hitler's plans for war in the East (the Generalplan OST, the Operation Barbarossa, various projects of economic exploitation and resource capture), combined with racial hatred and anti-Bolshevism, inevitably led to an unprecedented radicalization of military operations and mass destruction of the civilian population. Tens of millions of people died as a result. If the criminal activity of the SS / SD was proven in the post-war trials, the crimes of the Wehrmacht and other structures of the Nazi state have become the subject of close research only in recent decades. It was the war against the USSR that became the main laboratory for implementing the misanthropic ideas of Nazism.

Format: Reports-presentations of authors-compilers of collections of documents from the series “No Statute of limitations”

Speakers: O. V. Lavinskaya, Tamash Kraus, O. N. Argunov , T. A. Sharova

Moderator: L. A. Rogovaya

Contents: It is planned to present a wide range of archival documentary evidence of atrocities committed against the civilian population on the territory of the RSFSR and the Karelo-Finnish SSR captured by the Nazis, which are stored in federal, departmental and regional archives: acts of the Emergency State Commission and other commissions to investigate the atrocities of the Nazi occupiers, eyewitness accounts, reports, statements and special reports of intelligence officers and partisans, information notes, transcripts and records of proceedings of party and state bodies, documents of the NKVD and the People's Commissariat for State Security of USSR, conclusions of investigators and forensic experts, records of conversations, documents of personal origin, school essays. It is planned to discuss the features of the source database of regional archives that reveals the crimes of Nazism, and on the basis of archival documents to highlight the activities of the Nazi accomplices in the occupied territory: Finnish, Romanian, Hungarian troops, Spanish divisions, etc.

Format: Round table

Speakers: S. M. Solovyov, L. A.Rogovaya, Vanessa Voisin, V. Yu. Vybornova. M. A. Chertilina

Moderator: S. M. Solovyov

Contents: The round table is devoted to the documentary base of trials of Nazi criminals, both organized in the USSR during the Great Patriotic War, and the Nuremberg Trials and trials held after Nuremberg. First of all, it will describe the documents of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg, stored in the State Archive of the Russian Federation. It also shows how documents from the Fund of the Emergency State Commission for the establishment and investigation of the atrocities of the Nazi invaders were used in the course of trials against the Nazis and their accomplices. It is planned to discuss the specifics of declassified archival documents of the FSB of Russia on the trials held in Krasnodar, Kharkiv, Smolensk, Bryansk, Velikiye Luki, Leningrad, Sevastopol, Novgorod and other cities (in total, the trials took place in 21 cities), as well as the political significance of these trials, which were directly linked by the Soviet leadership to the "Court of Nations" in Nuremberg. A separate topic of discussion will be the photo history of the Nuremberg trials, shown by the famous photographer Y.A. Khaldey whose photographs are stored in the Russian State Archive for Film and Photographic Documents and consist of a valuable historical source.

Format: Round table

Speakers: A. Ya. Shkolnik, I. Ya. Velikanova, Mateusz Piskorski, Miladin Savich, Janeke Christine, Janez Ujcic, V. S. Voropaev

Moderators: N.V. Anikin, S.V. Lyubenkova

Contents: Impact of World War II (including, of course, the Great Patriotic War) on the subsequent world order turned out to be so huge that its history and results are now being reinterpreted, and it would seem that long-recognized facts and conclusions are being revised.

Hence the numerous attempts to belittle the decisive contribution of the USSR to the defeat of Nazism, to forget the feat of the Red Army soldiers, and outright attempts of falsification. They directly relate to the role of the Soviet Army in the liberation of concentration camp prisoners and exposing the crimes of Nazism.

In these conditions, military history museums are "on the front line" in the fight for the preservation of historical truth. Because it can be defended only by resorting to confirmed historical facts and documentary evidence, the custodians of which we are. We rely on them in our exhibition and information activities.

Speakers from Russia, Belarus, Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, and Slovenia will emphasize the high social purpose of the museum institutions and their important role in preserving the historical memory of the events of World War II. The goal is to draw public attention to the part of the world's cultural heritage that testifies to the tragedy of the civilian population and the crimes of Nazism. Special attention will be paid to the contribution of museums to the formation of a public worldview based on the historical experience of the mid-XX century. The participants of the session agree: the lessons of Nuremberg are not so much about the past, but about the future of humanity.

Format: Round table

Speakers: E. V. Yanibekov, N. F. Tsareva, A. V. Dementyev, A. G Zelskii., G. G. Bysyuk, Jörg Morre, N.N. Ovcharova, V. N. Bragin

Moderator: N.V. Anikin, S.V. Lyubenkova

Contents: Today, museums are not just a place for storing and displaying authentic sources of history. These are modern cultural centers, the most important social institutions that have a powerful emotional and cognitive impact on adults and children.

The session will summarize the experience of various institutions in preserving and popularizing knowledge about the Great Patriotic War. The presented projects will demonstrate the professional view of specialists from Russia, Germany, and Belarus on the main historical event of the XX century. What is the uniqueness of the museum space in the process of understanding the greatest tragedy of the nations of the world? What is the set of modern museum tools to reveal the scale of the war and its consequences, how to clearly and accurately show the danger of the fascism and its revival in any form?

Participants will discuss current trends in the main areas of museum activity: preservation of museum objects, methods and techniques of exhibiting, ways to attract and immerse visitors in the historical period, etc.

Format: Round table

Speakers: S.V. Lyubenkova, E. S Slesarenko, M. A. Sendova, Stanislav Mitchev Neda Knežević, Alexandra Berberich-Slana, I.I. Utyaev

Moderator: N.V. Anikin

Contents: What can museums do in cooperation with each other, in cooperation with various state and social structures? What is the geography of joint projects? Museum staff personnel from Russia, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia will talk about the best practices of museum partnership in preserving the truth about the crimes of fascism against humanity and the contribution of their nations to the fight against “the Brown Plague”. What problems do specialists face, how do they use their unique fund collections, best practices and secrets? What forms of professional communication are most effective today?

Participants of the platform will learn about how Victory Museum and its partners, participants of the international project "Territory of Victory" and the long-term program "School Museum of Victory" implement a strategy to counteract falsification of history in collective large-scale projects.

Among the speakers there is Maya Shlendova, history teacher, local historian, Head of the Museum of School № 422 of the Kronshtadtsky District of St. Petersburg. Maya Alexandrovna was a child when she suffered the bombing and shelling of Stalingrad, wandering among the ruins of the city in search of shelter. Hunger, cold, death of relatives. Today, in her school museum, Honorary Worker of General Education Maya Alexandrovna Shlendova tells children and adults about the courage of Leningrad residents during the siege.

Format: Round table, Discussion

Speakers: Benjamin Ferenc, A.V.Yakovenko, E. T. Zagainov, A. Ya. Kapustin, N. A. Sokolova., V. D. Vardanyan, A. Kh. Saidov

Moderator: B. R. Tuzmukhamedov

Contents: The legacy of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg had a significant impact on the formation of the international legal framework of the post-war world order in which we live today. As in the UN Charter, the decision of the Nuremberg trials lays down the key principles of modern international law, primarily the inadmissibility of aggressive war.

During the discussion on the stated topic, the main directions of the impact of the results of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg on the development and formation of modern international law, both conventional and customary, will be identified and analyzed. The contribution of Russian doctrine and practice to the development and consolidation of Nuremberg's legacy in international law, as well as its role in the work of International Law Commission of the UN at various stages of its activity will be considered. Participants will focus on the scientific development of issues of international criminal responsibility in the period before World War II and during the Great Patriotic War.

Speakers will take a critical look at the achievements and omissions of both international law in general and the experience of establishing international criminal courts and tribunals as well.

Format: Round table, discussion

Speakers: Chol-Gyu Hwan, S. Yu. Marochkin, M. L. Galperin. A. G. Volevodz, V. P..Zimin, D. N. Sergeev, D. V. Sadovnikov

Moderator: Blazheev V. V.

Contents: The discussion will examine the implementation of the main achievements of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg in the domestic legal system, analyze legal remedies and consolidate the results of its activities in legislation and practice. Attention will be paid to the need to improve domestic legislation, as well as the development of legal training programs, taking into account the legal experience of the Nuremberg trials and later international criminal courts and tribunals.

The important civilizational and legal significance of the trials will be emphasized. its documents still retain their normative and law-making effect, while continuing to have a significant impact on the domestic legislation and law enforcement activities of modern states.

Participants will analyze the practice of the European court of human rights in the context of the inadmissibility of denying the conclusions of the Nuremberg trials, falsifying history and reviewing the results of the World War II.

Format: Round table, discussion

Speakers: B. R. Tuzmukhamedov, O. N. Vedernikov, P. A. Litvishko, Ivana Hrdlickova

Moderator: N. A. Sokolova

Contents: A distinctive feature of this session is a lively discussion of expert practitioners who are ready to share their unique experience of practical work in national and international courts and tribunals, such as the International Tribunal for Rwanda and the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, as well as in the field of state cooperation on criminal law issues.

The discussion will take the form of a dialogue between the moderator and experts, which will highlight a number of practical issues related to the implementation of international legal cooperation in the criminal law and criminal procedure areas. The extensive experience of the invited experts is very much in demand among civil servants, practicing lawyers, researchers, as well as young scientists: students, postgraduates, undergraduates, whose research interests cover issues of international criminal justice and international cooperation of states in the criminal law sphere.

Format: Round table

Speakers: E. F. Krinko, V. G. Kuzmin, I. N. Kushnarev. In the debates: M. A. Dobychina, E. I. Dolgova, M. N. Panteleychuk, V. A. Chernyshov.

Moderators: E. I. Pivovar, E. M. Tsunayeva

Contents: The morning session will be held in the format of a round table with the participation of representatives of regional archives, those who during 2020 participated in the preparation for the publication of a series of collections of archival documents "No Statute of limitations". The round table will be moderated by some of the project's inspirers: E. I. Pivovar, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Chairman of the Russian Society of Historians and Archivists, and E. M. Tsunaeva, Candidate of Historical Sciences., Executive Secretary of the Search Movement of Russia, Member of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation. Speakers E. F. Krinko Doctor of Historical Sciences (Rostov Oblast), V. G. Kuzmin , Candidate of Historical Sciences (Pskov Oblast), and I. N. Kushnaryov (Moscow) will discuss three problem areas:

1. The relevance of comprehension and development of scientific research based on published documents serial publication "No Statute of limitations"
2. The organization of the regional archives in the preparation of thematic publications: results and prospects
3. The need to plan for media and outreach work around the project “No Statute of limitations”

Format: Master class

Speakers: I. Yu. Gerasev, Yu. V..Alekseev, S. A. Machinsky

Moderator: E. M. Tsunaeva

Contents: In continuation of the work of the Thematic platform № 7, a day session will be held in the format of a master class. Professionals in their field will introduce participants to modern unique methods of selecting, analyzing and systematizing archival documents necessary for search work, linking them to modern localities and directly searching for burial sites of victims of Nazism. The session participants will be offered the experience of the Republic of Karelia, Pskov and Novgorod regions. In 2019-2020, search activities were held in these regions within the framework of the "No Statute of limitations" project. In the area of Pskov, due to the combination of archival materials, aerial photography of the Great Patriotic War period, computer technology and field research, search engines discovered a number of unknown graves of victims of the Nazis and their accomplices. Speakers will be I. Yu. Gerasev (Republic of Karelia), Yu.V. Alekseev (Pskov Region), S. A. Machinsky (Saint Petersburg). The session will be moderated by E. M. Tsunaeva, Executive Secretary of the Search Movement of Russia, the largest public movement that unites more than 42,000 search engines in Russia.

Format: Seminar

Speakers: I. M. Neofitov, A. A. Altukhov, A.V. Shepelev, D. V. Borisov, A.V. Sobolev, A. L. Bormotov

Moderators: E. M. Tsunaeva, I. Yu. Gerasev

Contents: Participants of the evening session will be invited to complete the work of the Thematic platform № 7 in the form of a seminar. The purpose of the forum is to exchange experience in the interaction of search associations with state authorities and investigative bodies in organizing search activities at the sites of mass graves of civilians, victims of the Nazis and their accomplices during the Great Patriotic War. For the successful implementation of the "No Statute of limitations" project, it is important that all participants clearly understand the mechanisms of interaction between partners from various structures and departments. The speakers will touch upon the positive experience identified during the search work, which can be extended to other regions. I. M.Neofitov and A. A. Altukhov (Novgorod Region), A.V. Shepelev (Krasnodar Region), D. V. Borisov (Volgograd Region), A.V. Sobolev (Bryansk Region) and A. L. Bormotov. (Moscow) will focus the attention of the participants of the evening session on the problems and successes of interaction of various territorial subjects of the Russian Federation. The experience of implementing the project in the area of the village of Zhestyanaya Gorka of the Batetsky district of the Novgorod Region will be discussed in more detail: from the preparation of intelligence work to the creation of a memorial complex dedicated to the victims of the Great Patriotic War, who died on the Novgorod land.

Format: Lecture, presentation, dialogue with participants

Speakers: E. S. Druzhinina, Yu. A. Petrov, V. N. Ivanov, I. K.Shevchenko, A. A. Fedorov, N. A. Ilina, A. P. Falaleyev, V. A. Koksharov, M. Yu. Boyev, S. A. Poletaev, M. Yu. Paramonova, I. I. Chernykh

Moderator: A. A. Zakharov

Contents: The goal is to form unified approaches to the system of moral and patriotic education among students of higher education programs throughout the Russian Federation

Tasks:

1. Discussion of the content and composition of methodological materials for the implementation of the educational module on civil-patriotic and spiritual-moral education of young people based on the materials of the project “No Statute of limitations”
2. Expert discussion of the mechanisms for introducing the educational module on civil-patriotic and spiritual-moral education of young people based on the materials of the project “No Statute of limitations” in the educational programs of higher education organizations
3. Identification of effective mechanisms and socio-cultural technologies for the formation of the national-patriotic worldview of young people in the modern information and communication environment

Content:

1. Presentation of the module on civil-patriotic and spiritual-moral education of young people based on the project materials of "No Statute of limitations", aimed at countering the falsification of history, creating a sense of respect for the past of our country, its heroic pages, including preserving the memory of the exploits of the defenders of the fatherland, as well as in order to deepen students ' knowledge about the events of historical memory
2. Discussion of the content, composition and methodological materials, mechanisms for implementing the module on civil-patriotic and spiritual-moral education of young people based on the materials of the project "No Statute of limitations" by the expert community

Results:

1. Filling educational programs with new materials obtained during the implementation of the project “No Statute of limitations”
2. Introduction of modern approaches to patriotic education of young people, taking into account current changes in their value orientations, needs and interests
3. Definition of targets and criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of the system and the process of patriotic education of young people
4. Formation of unified approaches to the implementation of patriotic education of students

Format: Open dialogue with students of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation V. N. Falkov

Speakers: V. N. Falkov, A. G. Zvyagintsev

Moderators: V. N. Falkov, T. K. Rostovskaya

Contents: The goal is to promote project activities and research conducted by young people in the fields of science related to the heroic past of Russia and important milestones of the multinational Russian Nation.

Tasks:

1. Formation of patriotic values, respect for Russian culture and heroic past among young people;
2. Spreading the practice of open publication of final qualification papers by students and postgraduates of Russian educational organizations;
3. Promotion of the culture of scientific communication, increment of scientific knowledge related to the heroic past of Russia, the most important events in the life of the people;
4. Increasing public interest in the results of graduate studies, youth's view of the history of the feat of the Russian people in World War II;
5. Encourage young researchers to engage in scientific activities, promote the development of skills and practice of modern scientific communication, popularize scientific research and educational activities;

Activation of young people's interest in studying the events of the Great Patriotic War through modern prose.

Content:

1. Meeting of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation V. N. Falkov and the Vice-President of the International Association of Prosecutors A. G. Zvyagintsev with students
2. Summing up the results of the competition of theses of graduates of historical faculties related to the heroic past of Russia, the most important events in the life of the people
3. The award ceremony for the winners of the competition of theses of graduates of historical faculties related to the heroic past of Russia, the most important events in the life of the people

Results:

1. Support and implementation of the best youth initiatives in the field of patriotic education and socially significant activities through their coverage in the events of the project “No Statute of limitations”
2. Engaging the younger generation in direct dialogue with participants and witnesses of the events of the Great Patriotic War, the most important events in the life of the people associated with the heroic past of Russia
3. Formation of historical awareness among young people and solving problems in the context of updated educational content related to countering falsification of history

Format: Presentation of practices of patriotic work with students. Presentation of projects that won the review competition

Speakers: V. N. Ivanov , I. K. Shevchenko , A. A. Fedorov., I.I. Ilina, A. P.Falaleev , V. A. Koksharov , Moore Alan, M. Yu. Boev., A. P. Rudnitskaya , S. A. Poletaev

Moderator: M. G. Balyhin

Contents: The goal is to study the specifics of university museums and create a scientific concept for innovative expositions based on the introduction of modern multimedia and virtual technologies for presenting exhibits and archival materials.

Tasks:

1. Exchange of best practices in civil and patriotic education of young people in universities of the Russian Federation and foreign countries.
2. Exchange of best practices on the formation of an interactive museum space in higher education institutions of the country, dedicated to the preservation of historical memory and reliability of information about the events of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.
3. Formation of an interactive Museum space using modern digital technologies.

Content:

1. Discussion of issues of patriotic education of youth and preservation of the historical memory of the exploits of the Russian people in educational organizations.
2. Multimedia presentations of projects of winners and prize-winners of interactive exhibitions (museums) in educational organizations dedicated to the preservation of historical memory.

Results:

1. Exchange of experience on the patriotic content of the educational component in educational institutions of higher education.
2. Exchange of experience between participants in developing new concepts and creating interactive museums.
3. Obtaining materials from the experience of organizing expositions and museum funds, search work, and organizing work with the museum's assets.

Format: Scientific and practical seminar

Speakers: A. B. Ananchenko, A. M. Ermakov, A. N. Makarenko, E. Yu. Spitsyn, L. A. Tsvetkova

Moderator: V. L. Shapovalov

Contents: the session will address the current state and prospects for the development of scientific research on the crimes of the Nazis and their accomplices against the peaceful Soviet population during the Great Patriotic War in Russian pedagogical universities and institutes, the need to resist the falsification of history, attempts to distort historical facts, and the rehabilitation of Nazis and collaborators. The focus will be on monitoring of the state of research in this area of historical knowledge, analysis, experience of studying of the genocide of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War in Russian pedagogical universities, the search for optimum forms of research, teaching, and research projects in the field of studying the history of the Great Patriotic War, the heroism of Soviet soldiers, crimes of the Nazis and their accomplices against the civilian population of the USSR.

The session will be held in the form of a scientific and practical seminar, in which 5 participants are expected to speak. Each presentation will be accompanied by a presentation.

Format: Round table

Speakers: E. E. Semchenko, S. V. Bespalova, Danilov A. A., Baryshev A. H. (presentation based on the research material of Yeldinov O. A.), Yu.V. Moskovskij, O. V. Letkova

Moderator: A.V. Lubkov

Contents: the afternoon session will be held in the form of a round table. The round table will discuss the problem of studying the history of crimes of the Nazis and their accomplices against peaceful Soviet citizens in the school history course, the use of materials from the project “No Statute of limitations” in the educational process at school, coverage of the facts of the genocide of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War in the Federal state educational standard of basic general education, the Federal state educational standard of secondary general education, in educational and methodological literature, features of educational and methodological activities in the study of the history of the genocide of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War, features of explanation of crimes of the Nazis and their accomplices within the linear system of material submission, participation in the implementation of the project "No Statute of limitations" of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, The Association for the Development of Pedagogical Universities and Institutes, Moscow Pedagogical State University, and the pedagogical community of Russia.

Format: Round table

Speakers: S.S. Kravtsov, A. G. Gabisov, S. A. Gorokhov, K. V. Zakharov, E. V. Shandulin

Moderator: N. Yu. Sklyarova

Contents: Analysis of the experience of organizing the educational movement of teachers in schools and Universities in various regions of the Russian Federation. Discussion of regional scientific and project experience of working with schoolchildren, students, and teachers in the implementation of the project "No Statute of limitations", aimed at preserving the historical memory of the victims among the civilian population during the Great Patriotic War. The performance section allows audience to actualize the experience of the regions to attract the young generation to perpetuate the memory of the victims (civilian and military population) in defending the homeland, to offer new formats of practices of the patriotic education of children, young people and future teachers, and also to provide a process and intermediate results of the implementation of the nationwide project “No Statute of limitations” in the regions.