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Dear EUSTORY prize winners,

Congratulations on your winning entry in one ofEUSTORY’s national history competitions! Or, in case youare one of our EUSTORY alumni – welcome back! Byparticipating in a research-based history competition, youhave made a huge contribution to the EUSTORY beliefthat history really matters and that there is no age-limit toresearch history to understand the world around us.

Just like you, more than 200,000 young Europeans havelooked for traces of the past in their local and familyhistory since the foundation of EUSTORY in 2001.

The EUSTORY Next Generation Summit 2018 will give you the unique opportunity toget together with enthusiastic history pathfinders from all over Europe. Travel to Berlinand experience how history, which is often used as a weapon, can serve as a tool foropen dialogue across borders.

Share your personal perspectives, learn more about history and how it is perceived byyoung people from about 30 different countries and make new friends.

I’m looking forward to your application and hope to see you in Berlin!

Kind regards

Katja FausserEUSTORY Managing Director

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Spain

France

Switzerland

Italy

Slovenia

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Czech Republic

Belarus

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Belgium

Denmark

Norway

Sweden

Finland

Estonia

Latvia

Russia

Ukraine

Understanding differences, overcoming divisions

EUSTORY is an informal network of non-governmental organisations

which conduct history competitions for young people in Europe.

Moldova

Georgia

Israel

Romania

Serbia

Pilot Competitions (Cooperation project of Körber Foundation and DVV International)

Temporarily ActiveActive Member States

EUSTORY Next Generation Summit 2018

Organised by

Partners:

DVV International in cooperation with the Körber Foundation conducts in 2017/18 the project“History Competitions in Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine”, which is funded by the GermanForeign Ministry. Prize winners of this initiative will participate in the Summit. DVV International isthe Institute for International Cooperation of the Deutscher Volkshochschul-Verband e.V. (DVV),the German Adult Education Association and supports lifelong learning world-wide.

Körber-Stiftung: Through its operational projects, in its networks and in conjunction with co-operation partners, the Körber Foundation takes on current social challenges in fields of actioncomprising innovation, international dialogue and living civil society. Inaugurated in 1959 by theentrepreneur and initiator Kurt A. Körber, the foundation is now nationally and internationally activefrom its sites in Hamburg and Berlin.

EUSTORY is an informal history network of non-governmental organisations carrying out research-based history competitions to encourage young Europeans to take an independent and critical lookon history. The EUSTORY network was initiated by the Körber Foundation in Germany. SinceEUSTORY’s foundation in 2001 it has been connecting civic organisations from over 20 countries.

The opening event is organised in cooperation with the international youth meeting “Youth forPeace” initiated by the Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO/DFJW/OFAJ) together with variouspartners. On the commemoration of the centenary of the end of the First World War they will bringtogether 500 youth and young adults from Europe and beyond in Berlin from November 14 to 18,2018 under the patronage of the German Foreign Ministry and the French Mission du Centenaire.

The Joint Project “History Competitions in Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine” run by

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The iconic year of 2018 brings about many historic occasions to reflect the

history of war and peace in Europe: It has been, for example, 10 years since

the declaration of independence of Kosovo and the Georgian-Russian

armed conflict, 50 years since the Prague Spring and the students’

movements in Europe, 100 years since the end of World War I and 400

years since the beginning of the Thirty Years’ War.

From 14 to 19 November 2018, the Körber Foundation together with its

partners organises this year’s EUSTORY Next Generation Summit in Berlin

to focus on the processes of making, negotiating and maintaining peace

in Europe.

Join the EUSTORY Summit and dive into history together with 120 young

Europeans as well as experts from the field of academia, journalism,

education and arts. Share your perspectives on the past and experience

that history can not only divide us, but can also serve as a starting point

for international understanding.

Apply for the EUSTORY Summit 2018 and participate in “Making Peace

with History”!

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Who?

120 young Europeans between 16 and 25

from the EUSTORY Network and its

partners

Schedule

Nov. 14 Arrival and opening event (in cooperation with FGYO)

Nov. 15 – 18 Workshops and more

Nov. 18 Final presentations and closing event

Nov. 19 Departure

Venue

Alte Börse Marzahn

Zur Alten Börse 59

12681 Berlin

alte-boerse-marzahn.de

Accommodation

Jugendgästehaus Hauptbahnhof

Lehrter Straße 68

10557 Berlin

jgh-hauptbahnhof.de/en

When?

Nov. 14-19, 2018

Working language

English

English/Russian (Workshop No. 5)

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Be part of a simulated peace conference and

experience the change of perspectives in

diplomatic peace negotiations.

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Set out on an artistic journey to explore new

ways of remembrance and explore

questions of guilt and reconciliation.

Uncover traces of stolen art and contribute

to cultural reconciliation by searching for

fair and just solutions for restitution.

Engage in intense cross-generational

encounters with people from Europe who

raised their voices in the past or present.

Explore the role of memorials in Europe and

leave behind your own message in shape of a

monument, which will be exhibited in Berlin.

Investigate the diverse histories in your

regional surroundings and learn to capture

the story by means of creative journalism.

Use past experiences of peace-making in

quest of finding potential tools for solving

present conflicts.

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How to End a War?

(Re)negotiating the Paris Peace Treaties of 1918/19

The Art of Remembrance

Coping with the Legacy of Perpetrators in History

Restitution of Art

Finding Fair and Just Solutions

Disturbing the Peace?

Meeting Individuals Who Made a Difference

War and Peace Cast in Stone

Analysing and Creating Memorials

Write Your Own History

Finding Stories and Writing Grass-Root History

Peace of Westphalia 1648

Lessons from the Past for Today’s Peace Diplomacy

Choose Your Summit Workshop!

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Form of Workshop:Simulation Game

Workshop Partner:planpolitik

Participants:up to 35

The First World War ended 100 years ago. Yet, the Armistice of Compiègne, signed in November

1918, marked only the beginning of the following peace negotiations in Paris. The agreements

shaped the 20th century and the continent as a whole. Imagine you had been one of the

diplomats negotiating this peace: How would you have represented your countries’ national

interests to end the war?

Dive into the role of a diplomat of one European country and become part of a simulated Paris

Peace Conference. You will be assigned a country and learn about its interests and aims

concerning the conditions for peace. In the negotiations, you as a diplomat will defend “your”

country’s position on cession of territory, the setting of national borders, disarmament and war

guilt. Thus, you can not only deepen your historical knowledge on the topic but also have the

chance to write history anew: with the historical insights of what was about to come in the 20th

century, what would you as a diplomat have done differently? Find out and re-negotiate the Paris

How to End a War?(Re)negotiating the Paris Peace Treaties of 1918/19

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planpolitik designs interactive formats onpolitical and social topics and facilitatesthem on location and online. Formatsinclude simulation games, future work-shops, creative workshops, methodicaltrainings, competence trainings as well asmoderation and consultancy.

Further information: planpolitik.de/english

Peace Treaties! To look ahead, we will discuss your visions for the

European continent and shed light on your perspective on how to

assure peace in Europe.

You want to understand the seminal catastrophe of the 20th century

and learn practical things about debating and conducting negotiations,

holding press conferences and interviews? Join this workshop!

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Form of Workshop:Artistic approach

Workshop Leader:Dan Wolf

Participants:up to 15

resistance, reconciliation and remembrance to create short per-

formances that use the spoken word as a tool for giving space to in-

dividual remembrance.

Join this workshop and take the opportunity to express yourself

creatively and use your voice to find new forms of remembrance.

Dan Wolf is a performance artist whocrosses artistic and cultural borders tocombine conventional theatre styles withthe themes, language, music, history andaesthetics of the Hip-Hop generation. Thisworkshop uses the methodology of theconcept “Sound in the Silence” developed byDan Wolf and supported by the MOTTE(Hamburg) and European NetworkRemembrance and Solidarity (Warsaw).

The Art of RemembranceCoping with the Legacy of Perpetrators in History

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With each passing day, we have less and less of a connection to what came before us. History

needs to be re-narrated consistently if we want to save it from oblivion. The legacy of perpetrators

in history is an issue that requires particular attention and responsibility from all of us. How can

we use creative expression as a means to reconnect with history?

In this workshop, we will make use of the methodology “New Forms of Remembrance”, a practice

using provocative, charged locations to inspire our work, find new creative ways of

commemoration in order to give the next generation a chance to understand history and their

place in it. We will visit the house of the Wannsee Conference, where on 20 January 1942, fifteen

high-ranking Nazi officials met to discuss their plan to deport and murder European Jews. We will

use this as a starting point to dive into questions of guilt and the legacies of perpetrators: Are only

those guilty who wield the guns? How responsible are the perpetrators of the pen? Where in your

country do these questions arise? Through a series of writing and performance exercises, we will

try to expose our emotions and express the complex nature of guilt, responsibility, war and peace,

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A work of art disappears in times of war. Years later, dedicated researchers find out that

combatants of a former war party stole the artwork; it was sold several times since then and is now

exhibited in the country’s national art museum. Morally perhaps a clear-cut case, but legally

inconclusive: Whose art is it?

Twenty years ago, in 1998, more than 40 countries and many international non-governmental

organisations agreed on the “Washington Principles”, which form the moral and political bases for

restitutions in the case of Nazi confiscated art. Can this attempt to right historical wrongs ensure a

more peaceful and respectful present? You will explore the history of artworks in museums and of

their previous owners. Here, provenance research, which deals with the origins and “paths” of

artworks, is essential. In this workshop, you will acquire insights into the toolkit of a provenance

researcher. On an excursion, you will then step into actual provenance research at a museum of

the “Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation” in Berlin. In small groups, you will develop a media

Form of Workshop:Provenance Research

Workshop Partner:German Lost

Art Foundation

Participants:up to 15

Deutsches Zentrum Kulturgutverluste(German Lost Art Foundation) is the nationaland international contact partner for allmatters pertaining to the illegal seizure ofcultural assets in Germany in the 20thcentury. The main activities of theFoundation focus on cultural assets con-fiscated by the Nazis, particularly those fromformer Jewish owners.

Further information: kulturgutverluste.de/en

Restitution of ArtFinding Fair and Just Solutions

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project that reflects your view on the matter: The ideas from this

workshop will contribute to and be presented at the international

conference “20 Years Washington Principles – A Roadmap for the

Future” on November 27, 2018.

If you want to uncover the traces of historical artworks and discuss the

meaning, challenges and moral impacts of reconciliation by the means

of seeking fair and just solutions, you should join this workshop.

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If you want to challenge the common understanding of peace and

like to question contemporary European history and its legacies for

your personal engagement today: This is your workshop!

Frank Reiniger is a German historian andpedagogue. He has been working in the fieldof historical-political youth education for 20years and deals with general questions ofthe mediation of history. He attaches aspecial meaning to the so-called oral history.The conception, planning andimplementation of international youthprojects is another focus of his work.

Disturbing the Peace?Meeting Individuals Who Made a Difference

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Form of Workshop:Oral History

Workshop Leader:Frank Reiniger

Participants:up to 15

Can a single person influence the course of history in times of international integration and

globalisation? Personal histories of civic activism in the 20th and 21st century show that the

individual still can make a difference. But they also raise the question to what extent it is justified

or even necessary to break the rules or a would-be peace to stand up for your values and beliefs?

Take the chance to engage in intensive cross-generational encounters with civic activists from

different European countries and historical contexts. You will be introduced to the methodology

of oral history and will have the opportunity to prepare and conduct professional interviews with

civic activists from various age groups. As individuals, they decided to challenge an existing

situation at some point. Which lessons can we learn from their different experiences of self-

assertion in European history? Where in your family, region or country can you find examples of

people who raised their voices to bring about change? And what is it you want to improve today?

All your experiences and debates will be collected and brought together in an immersive stage

production.

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History is on every street corner: Monuments and memorial sites shape cities and public

remembrance all over Europe. They are closely connected with the experiences from the past and

are meant to keep certain memories alive. But are they truly ‘set in stone’ or does their meaning

change over time?

This bilingual English-Russian workshop focuses on the role and history of memorials in the

cultures of remembrance all over Europe. You will meet experts working with memorials from the

past and the present in Berlin: They focus also on those memorials which have been abandoned

and demolished at various points in the past. These discarded memorials are part of the exhibition

“Unveiled – Berlin and its Monuments” at the Zitadelle Berlin, which you are going to visit. By

exploring a memorial from this exhibition and one from your hometown or region, you will

discover the origin stories of these monuments, analyse their forms and designs, decode their

messages, place them in their historical contexts and critically discuss their relation to and

relevance for the present. Finally, together with the other participants from this workshop, you

Zitadelle Spandau (Spandau Citadel),situated in Berlin, was built in the 16thcentury and is one of Europe’s best pre-served renaissance fortresses. Today it is animportant cultural centre, as it houses fivehistorical museums as well as two artgalleries and is home to the annual CitadelMusic Festival during the summer.

Further information: zitadelle-spandau.de/en

Form of Workshop:Memorial Analysis

Workshop Partner:Zitadelle Spandau

Workshop Languages:English and Russian

Participants:up to 15

War and Peace Cast in StoneAnalysing and Creating Memorials

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will get to create your own message for the future in the shape of a

memorial, which will become part of exhibitions at the Zitadelle

Spandau, Berlin.

If you want to deepen your knowledge about the visual language of

remembrance in Europe and leave behind your own message in form

of a memorial, this workshop is for you!

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Do you sometimes have the impression that history only happens in big politics and that the

experiences of people, families and regions are overlooked? In this workshop, you will become a

historical detective, put your ear to the ground to find the stories and histories of Europeans and

make their voices heard.

In this workshop you will get the chance to find out how historical events affected people from all

over Europe and are still influencing the young generation of today. You will receive professional

journalistic coaching in the journalistic skills of research techniques and in arranging and

presenting your findings in a text or an audio format. By conducting interviews with interesting

persons, you will gather information, learn about the relevant historical events and arrange them

in a journalistic piece. The young Editors’ Team of the History Campus will be a part of this

workshop, which will give you the opportunity to get “backstage” insights into the History

Campus blog. The texts and audio formats produced in this workshop can be published on the

History Campus blog.

Form of Workshop:Journalistic Reporting

Workshop Partner:History Campus, Clemens Schöll

Participants:up to 15

Write Your Own HistoryFinding Stories and Writing Grass-Root History

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History Campus is a platform for youngEuropeans run by the Körber Foundation.Young authors from all over Europe publishblog posts about current events, discuss thecommemoration of historical anniversariesand share their personal approaches tohistory.

Further information: historycampus.org

Are you interested in journalistic work? Join this workshop if you want

to acquire and expand your journalistic skill set, seek out the personal

stories of young Europeans and give grass-roots history a voice.

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Why should we look at a conflict from the 17th century to solve some of today’s conflicts? Are

there really parallels between the Thirty Years’ War and contemporary conflicts? Can we learn

from history and if so, which lessons can we draw and where are the limits?

In this workshop you will deal with the Peace of Westphalia, which in 1648 ended the Thirty Years’

War in central Europe. We will use it as a specific historical experience but also as an analytical tool

to understand and shed a new light on the roots of current conflicts and political rivalries. Can

historical research on “Westphalia” provide a creative approach to resolve or at least to gain a

better understanding of longstanding conflicts? Can you think of an event or conflict from your

own background or experience, which shows similar historical roots or striking historical parallels?

You will get the chance to meet experts and scholars who have been working on taking this new

path and reinvent the Peace of Westphalia. Explorative learning is an open and dynamic

methodology and the participants will have the chance to work with history off the beaten paths

“A ‘Westphalia’ for the Middle East?” is ajoint initiative of the Forum on Geopolitics ofthe University of Cambridge and the KörberFoundation to open new, creativeapproaches for resolving conflict in theMiddle East by looking at solutions thatworked in the Peace of Westphalia.

Further information: Programme Website

Form of Workshop:Seminar

Workshop Partner:“A ‘Westphalia’ for the Middle East?” (Project at the Körber Foundation)

Participants:up to 15

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and with a clear perspective on the present.

If you want to be a part of this experimental approach to history and

politics, reflect on and discuss how history can be a source of

inspiration for the present, you should join this workshop.

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Prepare for theEUSTORY Summit on the History Campus!

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The History Campus

The History Campus is a platform for young Europeans run by the Körber Foundation. It

offers a space for their perspectives on current events, about identity, history and

its relevance for the present.

Virtual Classroom

All Summit workshops have individual closed virtual classrooms on the History Campus. 4-5 weeks before the Summit, you will start working together with your group online. The workshop teamers will provide you with information and first assignments you need to complete.

The History Campus Blog

Young authors from all over Europe regularly publish blog posts about current events, discuss the relevance of historical

anniversaries and share very personal approaches to issues related to history and

identity in Europe.

The editors are always looking for newauthors. You can contact them at info[at]historycampus.org or talk to them personally during the Summit.

Every autumn we are looking for new editors.Check the History Campus for the Editors’ Call for the generation of 2019!

Become a History Campus Author or Editor!

Editors’ Group 2018

The History Campus Editors’ Programme

The Editors’ Programme is a peer-to-peer project in which EUSTORY alumni can participate. The editors receive coaching by journalists, set the agenda for the blog and support the authors in the writing and editing process.

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Read this Summit brochure carefully. Be

aware that in the run-up to the Summit you need

about 5-6 weeks of preparation time ahead of

the Summit on the History Campus platform.

If you are under 18 years old, please print the

”Declaration of Consent” at the end of this

brochure. Complete this form and

ask your parents to sign it and prepare a scan for a

later upload.

STEP 2

Start your online application on

historycampus.org/ summit2018 and fill in

the form carefully. Since you have to give detailed information

and write longer texts, make sure you allow enough time for your

application.

Choose as many workshops that

interest you during the application

process. Keep in mind that you will attend

only one of them and this workshop will last for the entire duration

of the Summit.

STEP 3

Together with the workshop partners, the Summit Team will select

the best fitting candidates. How well you

scored in your competition and your

language proficiency are just as important as your

motivation.

Within two weeks after the deadline of your

application you will be notified via email whether

your application was successful or not. If you have been selected, you then have to confirm or

withdraw your participation within one

week.

STEP 1

STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6

How to Apply for the Summit

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From November 14-19, 2018 the EUSTORY Next

Generation Summit 2018 “Making Peace with

History” will bring together about 120 young

prize winners from national history competitions

from all over Europe in the cultural centre ‘Alte

Börse Marzahn’ in Berlin to discuss their shared

European history, present and future. The

participants will work on different European

topics in parallel workshops organised in

cooperation with partners from the fields of

academia, arts, politics, media and education.

What is the EUSTORY Summit? Who can apply for the EUSTORY Next Generation Summit 2018?

Award winners and alumni from the history

competitions organised in the EUSTORY

network aged between 16 and 25 years are

invited to apply for the EUSTORY Next

Generation Summit 2018 in Berlin.

How are the participants selected?

In cooperation with the workshop partners,

the Summit Team will select the best fitting

candidates. How well you scored in your

competition and your language proficiency are

just as important as your motivation and your

personality. We are also looking to represent a

wide range of countries.

How can I apply for the EUSTORY Summit 2018?

Please follow the steps described on page 17 of

this brochure. In case of technical problems or if

you have any questions, please contact the

Summit Team at eustory[at]koerber-stiftung.de.

Who will cover the costs of my participation?

Participation in the EUSTORY Next Generation

Summit 2018 in Berlin is mostly free of charge.

If you are selected and confirmed as a

participant, the organisers will cover the costs of

your food and accommodation in Berlin from 14-

19 November 2018. You will be accommodated in

a gender-separated dormitory in a hostel in

Berlin together with the other participants. In

the hostel and at the location of the Summit,

you will be supplied with breakfast, lunch,

snacks, dinner and drinks.

If you are living in Germany, the organisers do

not cover your travel costs. Please arrange your

journey to and from Berlin individually. If you do

not have the means to cover the costs for your

travels, please get in touch with us.

If you are living in another European country, we

will book and cover your travel costs between

your nearest national airport or train station with

a possible direct connection to Berlin and the

Summit location. Please arrange your journey to

and from this point individually at your own

expense.

The Summit Team will contact you in order to

arrange your travel after you confirmed your

participation.

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I have specific dietary needs. Will this be considered in the planning of the catering?

Yes, if your application was successful, you will

have the opportunity to specify your dietary

needs during the confirmation process and the

Summit Team will take care of your wishes.

Should this not be possible, we will get in

touch and find a solution together with you!

What happens if I confirmed my participation but I am not able to attend the Summit after all?

Your workshop leader will get in touch with you

prior to the Summit (around

September/October). Together with the other

participants and your workshop team, you will

communicate regularly in your secure and closed

virtual classroom on the History Campus

(www.historycampus.org). You will be asked to

work on selected materials on your workshop

topic, conduct some research in your home

country or to bring other materials or equipment

to Berlin in November.

How do I prepare for the Summit? Do I have to bring something special?

Am I covered by insurance during the

Summit?

The organisers will book and cover medical

travel insurance for all non-German

participants of the Summit. Additionally, we

recommend all participants to take out

insurances like liability protection, casualty

insurance and a theft liability waiver for their

luggage individually.

Is a barrier-free access to the Summit possible?

Yes, the Hostel is barrier-free

(jgh-hauptbahnhof.de/en/barrier-free) and the

venue (Alte Börse Marzahn) has barrier-free

workshop spaces, communal areas and facilities.

Please get in touch with us so we can make sure

that your workshop will be located in these

rooms. If you need special assistance during the

Summit or on your journey to and from Berlin,

please specify your needs during the online

application process.

The confirmation of your participation in the

Summit is binding. Thus, your attendance is

obligatory. Since we cover the costs of the

organisation of the Summit, of your

accommodation, food and international

travels, you are counted in for the programme.

A later cancellation is only possible under

certain circumstances and we reserve the right

to charge you with a cancellation fee if we

cannot fill your space.

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General RemarksIt is very important that you carefully check inadvance that you really will be able to take part inthe EUSTORY Next Generation Summit 2018. Theevent might interfere with school or universityschedules. Should you require assistance to obtainleave from school or university, you may ask theSummit Team (eustory[at]koerber-stiftung.de) toissue a request to the principal of your school oruniversity. Applicants who have not reached theage of 18 at the time of the Summit may onlyapply with the legal consent of a parent or legalguardian: The signed »Declaration of Consent forthe Participation of Minors« must be submittedonline during the application process.

Costs and Travel ArrangementsParticipation in the EUSTORY Next GenerationSummit 2018 is mostly free of charge. If you areselected and confirmed as a participant, theSummit Team will organise and cover the costs ofyour food and accommodation in Berlin andcatering from 14-19 November 2018. If you areliving in Germany, the organisers cannot coveryour travel costs, although no-one will be excludedfor financial reasons. Please arrange your journeyto and from Berlin individually, taking low-faretrain or coach tickets into account. If you are livingin another European country, the Summit Teamwill contact you to arrange the details of youritinerary to and from Berlin together with you. Theorganisers will book and cover the costs of yourtravel between your nearest national airport/trainstation with a possible direct connection to Berlinand the Summit location only. Individualarrangements are possible to secure that allaccepted participants will be able to attend theevent.

VisaIf you require a visa for Germany, make sure toapply for it as soon as possible. The KörberFoundation will cover the cost for your visa.Please contact the Summit Team(eustory[at]koerber-stiftung.de).

Accommodation and CateringParticipants will be accommodated in a youthhostel in gender-separated dormitories. They areusually sharing rooms with people of othernationalities. For the whole event, safety andsecurity are top priorities. The Summit Teamsupervises the participants during the day andstays with the group at night. However, there areno security checks during the night.

InsuranceThe Körber Foundation will book and covermedical travel insurance for all non-Germanparticipants of the Summit. Additionally, werecommend all participants to take outinsurances like liability protection, casualtyinsurance and theft liability waiver for theirluggage individually.

No Legal Right to ParticipationUnfortunately, it will not be possible to invite allapplicants. Even after an invitation has beenissued it may occur that a workshop has to becancelled due to illness or a force majeure. Dueto restrictions of the number of participants, it isnot always possible to offer the workshop of firstpriority.

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Withdrawal from Participation

Pedagogical projects like the EUSTORY Summitare expensive (honoraria, preparation, travelcosts, lodging, meals etc.) and costs do arise evenwhen a participant withdraws. Therefore, thefollowing rule applies: after having received aninvitation for the Summit, the invited candidatecan decline within one week. In case thewithdrawal is announced at a later stage, theorganisers will try to find another participant. Incase nobody can be found, the organisers reservethe right to charge a withdrawal fee (25 Euro perSummit day). This does, of course, not refer tocases of illness confirmed by a doctor’s certificate.

Rules and Regulations During the Summit

Due to reasons of liability and in respect of minors,smoking and the consumption of alcohol areprohibited. For reasons of liability andresponsibility on the part of the Summit Team, itwill only be possible for minors to separate fromthe »main group« in smaller units of at least threepeople. Participants who disturb or boycott theprogramme, or disregard the instructions of theworkshop team, may be excluded from theEUSTORY Next Generation Summit 2018. Theparticipant may be charged with any extra costs.

Any more questions? Please check the FAQ sectionon pp. 18-19!

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I hereby confirm that my daughter/son takes part in the EUSTORY Summit 2018 in case s/he is accepted as participant.I have taken notice of the programme and acknowledge that my child may participate in all parts of the event at his/her own risk unless I declare objections below.For the duration of the EUSTORY Summit 2018, I will put the responsibility for my child in the hands of the Summit Team, unless I have relieved them of their duties or the duty of custody is extinguished.

I have read and understood the Terms and Conditions (pp. 20-21) , the Privacy Policy(https://www.historycampus.org/privacy-policy/) and particularly agree that:• travel to and from the agreed meeting point in Berlin lies within the responsibility of my

child.• upon arrival s/he will be met by a member of the Summit Team at the airport/station in

Berlin, Germany and on return will be taken back to the airport/station.• during the Summit, advisors are available around the clock in person or via phone in case any

problems or emergencies arise, however, there will not be uninterrupted 24h supervision of the participants and there will be no control rounds during the night.

• it is strictly forbidden to smoke or consume alcohol or drugs during the Summit. • the advisors have to agree to all dangerous activities even within a group (e.g. swimming or

other sports activities).• the programme of the Summit is compulsory and that the instructions of the advisors have

to be followed.• that photos, audio recordings or videos taken of my child on the occasion of the event may

be used for publication in all media e. g. in the internet, in video-clips and print media. In addition, the participants agree to the publication of their work results (texts, photos, audio recordings, video-clips) for documentation purposes in print, radio, television or online (for the use and storage of this information see the Data Protection Information). 22

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Does your child have any illness/disease which needs to be monitored? Yes No If yes, please specify: ____________________________________________________________

Does your child have to take any medicine? Yes No If yes, please specify: ____________________________________________________________

Does your child suffer from allergies? Yes No If yes, please specify: ____________________________________________________________

Does your child have any food intolerances or special food requirements? Yes No If yes, please specify: ____________________________________________________________

May your child leave the premises during spare time in groups of at least three participants without any advisors/Summit Team members until 11:00 pm? Yes No

Is there anything the advisors/Summit Team members need to take into special consideration?

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I guarantee that my daughter/son will only take part in the EUSTORY Summit 2018 if s/he is free of any severe and/or contagious diseases. In case of an accident or illness during the Summit I leave it to the discretion of a doctor to initiate any necessary medical treatment. If possible, the advisors/Summit Team members and the doctor will always seek to consult the parent/legal guardian first before any steps are taken.Contact address of parent/legal guardian during the EUSTORY Next Generation Summit 2018:

Name ___________________________________

Phone___________________________________

Mobile Phone ____________________________

Street___________________________________

Town ___________________________________

Country _________________________________

I acknowledge that the responsibility of the advisors/Summit Team members expires if my child leaves the premises without notification or if she/he acts against the instructions/rules. In case of severe insubordinate conduct my child can be sent home at my expense.

_____________________________ _________________________________Place, Date Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian

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Contact the Summit Team

Körber-Stiftung

Kehrwieder 12

D – 20457 Hamburg

Phone +49 · 40 · 80 81 92 – 147

Fax +49 · 40 · 80 81 92 – 302

E-Mail eustory[at]koerber-stiftung.de

www.koerber-stiftung.de/en | www.eustory.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/eustory

Photo sources: p. 1: Körber-Stiftung/David Ausserhofer; p. 2: Körber-Stiftung/David

Ausserhofer; Körber-Stiftung; p. 3: Körber-Stiftung/Claudia Höhne; p. 8: Körber-

Stiftung/David Ausserhofer; p. 9: Planpolitik; p. 10: Marcin Olivia Soto; p. 11: Körber-Stiftung;

p. 12: Körber-Stiftung/Tina Gotthardt; p. 13: Zitadelle/Friedhelm Hoffmann; p. 14: Körber-

Stiftung/David Ausserhofer; p. 15: Körber-Stiftung/David Ausserhofer; p. 16: Körber-Stiftung;

p. 17: Körber-Stiftung/David Ausserhofer; p. 24: Körber-Stiftung/David Ausserhofer.