Ambassador donates USD 25,000 for death camp documentary

U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Cameron Munter has donated USD 25,000 to B92 for completion of the documentary on the Old Fairground death camp. Around 40,000 Jews, Serbs and Roma were murdered in the Nazi concentration camp during World War II. Ambassador donates USD 25,000 for death camp documentary This documentary and the revitalization project to build a Museum of Tolerance is being organized and sponsored by B92. The project should enable the reconstruction of a memorial complex dedicated to civilians who lost their lives in the Nazi concentration camp. The U.S. ambassador said that the goal of the entire world must be not to let that crime be forgetten. "I believe that it is vitally important that we understand the present through the past. America wants to help people in Serbia to understand the origins of the country and the course that it’s taking. If we can facilitate understanding of the past, we will be very proud,” Munter said. Cameron Munter (FoNet, archive)

Ambassador donates USD 25,000 for death camp documentary

This documentary and the revitalization project to build a Museum of Tolerance is being organized and sponsored by B92.

The project should enable the reconstruction of a memorial complex dedicated to civilians who lost their lives in the Nazi concentration camp.

The U.S. ambassador said that the goal of the entire world must be not to let that crime be forgetten.

"I believe that it is vitally important that we understand the present through the past. America wants to help people in Serbia to understand the origins of the country and the course that it’s taking. If we can facilitate understanding of the past, we will be very proud,” Munter said.