The Budapest Holocaust Memorial Centre, together with Yahad – In Unum, a French Holocaust research organization, is organising its 10^th ‘Holocaust by Bullets’ seminar (LEVEL I) for teachers. To be held on 17-18 September 2026 in Budapest.

Yahad – In Unum (“Together in One” in Hebrew and Latin) is a Paris-based non-profit organization established in 2004 by Father Patrick Desbois and dedicated to systematically identifying and documenting sites of those mass executions committed against the Jews and Roma in Eastern Europe. The organization has interviewed more than 8,000 non-Jewish eyewitnesses and identified over 3,300 mass killing sites across Eastern Europe during these field investigations. This unique collection includes eyewitness testimonies, archival translations, and forensic evidence gathered through meticulous investigative work. (https://www.yiu.ngo/en)

Since 2017, the Budapest Holocaust Memorial Centre and Yahad-In Unum have jointly organised seminars for European teachers, focusing on a lesser-known chapter of Holocaust history–the so-called ‘Holocaust by Bullets’. These seminars offer historical insights, educational materials, and workshops. The programme has been well received by both participants and organisers, underlining the importance of training educators on this often-overlooked aspect of history.

This year’s 2-day seminar will welcome 20 teachers Hungary, Slovakia, Czechia, Poland, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria and Germany.

The seminar will include additional presentations on the mass shootings of the Roma in Hungary and the Remembrance of the Roma Holocaust. Alongside lectures by Yahad – In Unum, a Hungarian expert on these events will provide further insights and contribute to the exchange of knowledge and research findings.

Date: 17-18 September 2026.
Venue: Holocaust Memorial Centre, 1094 Budapest, Páva street 39.,
Language of the seminar: English

To apply, please send us the enclosed application form and a covering letter giving details of your interest in studying the Holocaust.

Deadline for Application: 15^th June 2026

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