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Volkswagen supports remembrance work of the International Auschwitz Committee

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Dieter Landenberger
Dieter Landenberger
Head of Heritage Communications
Rita Werneyer
Rita Werneyer
Volkswagen Group Communications Spokesperson Cultural Communications
Volkswagen Group Wave
  • Volkswagen Group provides financial backing for the vital work of the International Auschwitz Committee (IAC)
  • Donation is part of the active and diverse culture of remembrance in the Volkswagen Group
  • Culture of remembrance remains an integral part of Volkswagen’s corporate culture

Wolfsburg. The Volkswagen Group is continuing its long-term commitment to promoting a culture of remembering the victims of National Socialism by donating 150,000 euros to the International Auschwitz Committee (IAC) and the International Youth Meeting Center (IYMC) in Oświęcim, Poland.

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