Why I never went on a “trip to Auschwitz”
The comments, that were made by the Minister for Equal Opportunities in the Meloni government questioning school trips to Auschwitz, have reignited an old debate...
Serena Di Nepi
Serena Di Nepi teaches modern history at Sapienza University of Rome. She specializes in the history of minorities and religious differences in Italy, with a particular focus on the Jewish community in the modern era. Her main works include ‘Surviving the Ghetto’ (2020) and ‘I confini della salvezza’ (2022). She coordinates research projects on the history of Jews in Italy, including the digital atlas IN-ITALJA, and participated in the creation of the portal 1938-Sapienza Leggi razziali, which reconstructs the impact of racial laws within the Regia Università di Roma. In April 2025, she coordinated the symposium “Jews of Italy, Two Thousand Years of History” at the mahJ, together with Pierre Savy.
Articles by Serena Di Nepi
Why I never went on a “trip to Auschwitz”
The comments, that were made by the Minister for Equal Opportunities in the Meloni government questioning school trips to Auschwitz, have reignited an old debate...