Healing of Memories in Europe
Healing of Memories - Bridge between Churches, Cultures and Religions
edited by Dieter Brandes
Paperback (Out of print)
(January 2008)
ISBN: 9783374025763
6.06 x 9.06 inches
Price: $49.00
On back order
Healing of Memories (HoM) as a process was first initiated in South Africa under the responsibility of churches for the purpose of coping creatively with injuries among people, cultures, religions and individuals. The first European process of similar kind started in Northern Ireland in the second part of the ’90 in the 20th century. But other reconciliation processes took place in Europe as in Romania, Serbia, Ukraine, Slovakia and Finland. The book described this processes with including perspectives of Jewish and Roma history and painful experiences in Europe.
- Edited by Dieter Brandes
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