Ed Dumrese grew up at the internal German border during the Cold War. In that period (western) German was in an open and self-reckless process of overcoming it’s heavy burdened history of World Wars and the holocaust. Maybe this made him so passionate about peace, freedom, democracy and justice. After an atonement service in Israel and travels he studied Development Studies in Wageningen, The Netherlands. He worked with refugees and became director of the commemoration of the capitulations in 1945 in the Netherlands. He is involved in many foundations and is co-founder of the European Network Places of Peace.
Ulf Müller was a Member of the Board of the Association European Network of Places of Peace since its foundation in 2010 until 2022 and was one of the most enthusiastic person about ENPP’s objectives;
Ulf Müller participated in all the most important ENPP meetings and activities, from 2007 to the present and marked, with his enthusiasm and ability to carry out, this entire period of ENPP’s life, either as a Member of the Board or as responsible for ENPP in Hubertusburg Castle Friendship Association (Wermsdorf, Germany).
Bonka Yordanova, during the 10 years that her position in the Municipality of Kaynardzha coincided with the membership of this Municipality, demonstrated extreme interest and commitment to our Association’s project, along with great competence in carrying out and supporting various ENPP activities, namely in the preparation of the multiple applications we submitted during these years, in the two European ENPP Meetings that we held in Kaynardzha in 2015 and 2023, and in the support for the ERASMUS+ activities that we have carried out since 2022, especially the activity that was carried out in Kaynardzha in 2023.
Anita Grzan-Martinovic, in her capacity as Head of the Department of International Relations of the City of Zadar, was responsible for this city’s accession to the ENPP in 2011.
In 2012, she organized the 6th European Meeting of the ENPP in the city of Zadar, one of the most attended since the founding of the ENPP.
Since that time, she has always kept the link between the ENPP and Zadar alive, promoted the Annual Commemorations of the Signing of the Peace Treaty of Zadar, and played an essential role in the preparation, submission, and subsequent approval by the European Commission of the application for the transnational site “Places of Peace” to be designated a European Heritage Label.
She was a member of the Board of Directors of the ENPP between 2014 and 2026.
