Urban Memories of World War
II and Totalitarian Regimes​

The project delivers nine prototypes and an open-source toolkit, and shares its results and interoperability demonstrations with the ECCCH.

Our mission is to keep the memory of the Second World War alive and meaningful by combining rigorous research, immersive technologies and the voices of communities. We aim to: develop a common analytical framework for at least nine pilot sites; create at least nine immersive prototypes (TRL 6–7) validated with 500+ end-users; engage 1,000+ citizens, at least 30% from marginalised groups; reach 80% satisfaction in education pilots; and demonstrate interoperability with the ECCCH.

Re-Memorizing EUWWII will deliver at least nine validated immersive prototypes at TRL 6–7 and an open-source transnational toolkit that other heritage institutions can reuse. Expected outcomes include a common analytical framework for difficult WWII heritage, digital resources from nine pilot sites, wider participation in heritage interpretation, including of marginalised groups, and demonstrated interoperability with the ECCCH, with results shared on the common ECCCH website.

In this section, you will find the official documents produced during the project lifetime. Reports and deliverables will be made public as the project progresses. These documents will be essential to share the results of our work with the scientific community, policy makers, and the general public. We invite you to visit this page regularly to stay updated on the new documents published by our project. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us.