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The Arnold-Liebster Foundation was established by Nazi persecution survivors Max Liebster and Simone Arnold Liebster in 2002 to educate future generations in the lessons of history. A non-political, non-profit organization, it strives to keep alive the memory of victims of dictatorships and religious persecution. The foundation supports historical research and educational programs for the purpose of promoting peace, tolerance, human rights, and religious freedom.
The Arnold Liebster Foundation seeks to promote peace, tolerance, human rights, and religious freedom by peaceful and nonpolitical means.
Building on the Holocaust-era experiences of its founders, Max Liebster and Simone Arnold-Liebster, the foundation supports historical research, teacher training, educational seminars, scholarly publications, roundtable discussions, museum exhibitions, film showings, and similar projects. Through these activities, the foundation especially aims to help young people to repudiate racism, xenophobic nationalism, and violence, and to learn to listen to the voice of conscience. The Arnold Liebster Foundation is based on the founders’ lifelong commitment to peace education.
Uwe Klages (Chairman)
Andreas Paul (Vice-Chairman)
Uwe Langhals
Dr. Tim Müller
Kirsten Paul
Lena Schortgen