the contributions of the Austrian Service Abroad for peace between different cultures. International Advisory Board The International Council is the advisory arm for the executive committee of the Austrian Service Abroad regarding all matters of the respective country. : Erika Rosenberg : Paul R. Bartrop : Eli Tauber : Alberto Dines✝ : Walter Absil✝ : Roland Spendlingwimmer : Branko Lustig✝ : Michel Cullin✝, Beate Klarsfeld : Gabriela von Habsburg : Thomas Rabe : György Dalos : Barbara Nath-Wiser : Ben Segenreich : Camilla Brunelli : Daniel Janetschek : Eugene Sensenig : Festus Imarhiagbe : Władysław Bartoszewski✝, Konstanty Gebert : Ilya Altman : Charles M. Huber : Tali Nates : Gerald Nagler : Anita Winter : Ladislaus Löb✝ : Randolph M. Bell, Anna Rosmus Ernst Florian Winter✝, former Chairman Domestic Advisory Board The national council is the domestic advisory arm for the executive committee of the Austrian Service Abroad. Hubert Achleitner, musician Emil Brix, diplomat & historian and director of the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna Marko Feingold✝, Holocaust survivor and former president of the Jewish community in Salzburg Paul Lendvai, Journalist Ernst Löschner, Founder of Alpine Peace Crossing Manfred Nowak, human rights lawyer Eva Nowotny, former Austrian ambassador to the United States, France and the United Kingdom Wolfgang Petritsch, diplomat and former High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina Michael Schnitzler, ecologist and musician Renée Schroeder, researcher and university professor Danielle Spera, director of the Jewish Museum Vienna Richard Trappl, sinologist, director of the Confucius Institute in Vienna and professor at the University of Vienna August Zirner, American-Austrian actor Partners The US is currently the country with the largest number of places offered for Holocaust Memorial Service. Holocaust Museums and Memorial Institutions like the Simon Wiesenthal Center and the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation in Los Angeles received several Holocaust Memorial Servants since the 1990s. At present, Austrian Service Abroad sends young Austrians to the following partner institutions: Buenos Aires - Center for homeless children and adolescents Melbourne - Jewish Holocaust Museum and Research Centre The Jewish Holocaust Museum and Research Centre considers the finest memorial to all victims of racist policies to be an educational program which aims to combat anti-Semitism, racism and prejudice in the community and foster understanding between people. The Austrian Holocaust Memorial Service representatives work in different fields and areas of responsibility, undertaking translation, research, working in the library and on the museum’s database, and