Toscha Nicola Möllmann | Local on-site Group, Berlin/Germany

Toscha Nicola Möllmann was born in Paderborn (Germany). During her school years, she attended the Waldorf School in Schloss Hamborn; a special feature of the Waldorf education approach consists in integrating the arts in all academic disciplines for children from preschool through twelfth grade to enhance and enrich learning. Already during this time, Toscha had a particular interest in the Shoah: In 2012, she did an internship at the Memorial Site of “Les Milles” Camp, a former French internment & deportation camp located in the South of France.

Toscha is now studying German Philology (Germanistik) and French for a Bachelor's degree in Essen (Germany).

“I would like to take part in the Living Memorial project, because I would like to learn more about the Shoah and the leading National Socialist persons who stood behind the elaboration and implementation of the “Final Solution” doctrine. I am particularly curious to discover the interdisciplinary and contemporary approach the project offers to this topic, linking history with the arts.”