The Cultural and Scientific Activities Department at the Faculty of Sciences and Technology organized a series of events to commemorate the massacres of May 8, 1945, a painful historical event etched in both Algerian and global collective memory. These activities aimed to honor the memory of the victims, raise historical awareness, and promote the values of peace and tolerance among new generations.
Key events included:
1.Photo and Document Exhibitions: Displaying rare archival materials reflecting the atrocities and testimonies of survivors.
Documentary Screenings: Showcasing films documenting firsthand accounts and analyzing the role of collective memory in shaping identity.
Art Workshops: Students created artworks rejecting violence and celebrating human values.
Memorial Ceremonies: Observing moments of silence and laying symbolic wreaths to honor the victims.
These initiatives highlight the role of academic institutions in preserving historical memory and connecting it to the present, while emphasizing the importance of education and the arts in fostering dialogue and understanding among nations. Such events undoubtedly contribute to immortalizing the victims’ legacy and building a future rooted in justice and human dignity.
