Shoah – French production in Dokukino on Sathurday, 07.02. at 9 p.m.
Sorry, this entry is only available in Hrvatski.
Sorry, this entry is only available in Hrvatski.
Sorry, this entry is only available in Hrvatski.
Lecture by Mirko Ilić called “Symbols of hate” is a scheduled for 08.02.2015. at 11:00 am at Mini Teater. The program is designed for students of second, third and fourth grade secondary school and students. The program consists of lecture and discussion with the audience.
The opening of the exhibition “Anti-Masonic posters” will be on Saturday, 07.02. starting at 18:30 in the Mini Theatre. Exhibition dates from World War II and was presented in Belgrade from 1941 – 1942. The intention of the exhibition was to intensify hatred of the Jews at that time. The exhibition is owned by the…
DetailsThe film “Broken Silence” shows on Saturday the 7th of February starting at 11 am in the Mini Theatre. The film is about the Roma victims of the Holocaust. Roma Radio reporter Orhan Galjus, born in Kosovo, with filmmaker Bob entropy, travels through Germany, Poland and Kosovo and trying to find out why the Sinti…
DetailsToday at 11 am at the Mini Theatre will host the presentation of the book by Dr. John Premk and Mihaela Hudelja. The book “On the trail of Jewish Heritage: guide to Slovenia” is the fruit of many years of research in the field of Jewish Heritage in Slovenia. This first comprehensive guide preserved material…
DetailsSorry, this entry is only available in Hrvatski.
Within the 1st Festival of Tolerance in Ljubljana two Educational mornings for secondary school pupils and students will be held. First lecture is scheduled for 05.02.2015 at 11 hours – Mini Teater . The program is designed for high school students. After the screening of “Run boy run” lecturer Branko Lustig will speak about his…
DetailsTonight at 7 pm is the ceremonial opening of the 1.Festival of Tolerance in Ljubljana. Before the Collette film projection, Branko Lustig President of Festival of Tolerance, Natasa Popovic Festival Director and Robert Waltl founder of Ljubljana theater Mini Teater, will welcome honorable guests.
The first Festival of Tolerance in Ljubljana starts tomorrow on February the 4th, 2015.
The program will take place at the Mini Theatre and the entrance to all Festival events is free of charge. Please join us!