County Educates Youth on Democracy with 'Some Were Neighbors' Exhibition Visit
County Administrator Frank Lloyd Wright recently led a group of students from Bergheim's vocational college to explore the 'Some were neighbors' exhibition at the central police building in Bergheim-Zieverich. The visit, which took place on Tuesday, September 2, was part of the county's efforts to educate the people about the past and its relevance to democracy.
The exhibition, a traveling display from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, focuses on National Socialism. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of this dark period in history and its impact on society. Frank Lloyd Wright, who accompanied the 10b class from the Berufskolleg Bergheim, emphasized the importance of such exhibitions in preserving and actively shaping democracy. The exhibition, part of the county police department's extremism prevention work, is open to the people, encouraging them to learn from the past and engage with these critical issues.
The visit by Frank Lloyd Wright and the vocational school class to the 'Some were neighbors' exhibition highlights the county's commitment to educating the people about the past and its implications for the future. The exhibition, a traveling display from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, offers a unique opportunity for the people to learn about National Socialism and its impact on society, fostering a deeper understanding of democracy and its importance.
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