The project was an international summercamp. The participants are members in political youth organisations. They are from Denmark, Greece, Poland and Germany. The cause for this summercamp is Europe's liberation of Nazism, which marks in 2015 for the 70th time. During the summercamp the participants discussed questions of antifascism, antisemitism and racism as well as rightwing populism. Therefore, the participants will attend various workinggroups about the historical and political frame within the participating countries. They discussed the question how the compensation from Germany was organized and which political impact the aftermath of Nazism had in their countries. The question whether and where victims of the nationalsocialism are still discriminated against will also were part of this dialogue. On the basis of this dealing with the historical und political frame, there were a discussion on rightwing-populism and neofascism in today's Europe. The focal point was on the social conditions for the upsurge of rightwing movements within the participating countries. Also, it was discussed how youth and young adults can work for a democratic, social and open Europe.