Activity of the Faculty of Sciences and Technology on the Occasion of the May 8, 1945 Events
The Faculty of Sciences and Technology organized a series of cultural and scientific activities to commemorate the events of May 8, 1945, a pivotal historical milestone in Algerian memory, particularly due to the horrific massacres that marked the Algerian people’s struggle for freedom and dignity. These events aimed to honor the victims, strengthen historical awareness among students and new generations, and emphasize the importance of preserving collective memory.
Highlighted Activities of the Commemoration
Documentary Exhibitions: Rare archival photos and documents were displayed, reflecting the atrocities of the massacres and testimonies of survivors.
Documentary Screenings: Films showcased firsthand accounts and analyses of the role of memory in shaping national identity.
Memorial Ceremonies: Moments of silence and symbolic wreath-laying to honor the victims.
Symbolic and Educational Objectives:
Connecting Past to Present: By highlighting lessons learned from history.
Promoting Peace Values: Through dialogues on the importance of tolerance in building societies.
Engaging Students: By involving them in educational and artistic activities that strengthen national belonging.
These initiatives underscore the role of universities as vital spaces for preserving historical identity and fostering a generation conscious of justice and freedom.
