This is a great opportunity to learn more about both the history that sits in the walls and the important work ARKIVET does for democracy, peace and human rights today.
(Photo Wolfmann - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0)
Why visit the ARCHIVE?
ARKIVET is a strong memorial site and a living center for peace and human rights. The building was the Gestapo's headquarters in Southern Norway during World War II, but today it is a place for knowledge, reflection and dissemination of history that must not be forgotten.
The visit is particularly relevant because ARKIVET will also build up a national centre for efforts against radicalisation and violent extremism.
About the lecture
Stein Christian Salvesen gives a lecture on the Middle East. He is a senior advisor at ARKIVET and is known for communicating complex topics in an engaging and understandable way.
Practical
- You can bring a non-member, you register this when you sign up (member free, non-member is charged via the member NOK 275,-)
- We have a noshow, if you do not cancel/do not attend, you will be invoiced NOK. DKK 275,-
- It is first-come, first-served principle, if the event is full, we will put you on a waiting list and you will be notified if you get a place
- Questions about the event can be directed to member of the Pensioners' Committee mobile: 45607199
Program
Gerd Langmyr
Senior Adviser NITO Agder