Representatives of the Platform of European Memory and Conscience elected on 19 November 2015:
President:
Göran Lindblad, Sweden, former MP and former Chairman, Political Affairs Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
Executive Board:
Toomas Hiio, Estonia, Member of the Board, Estonian Institute of Historical Memory
Zsolt Szilágyi, Romania, Head of Cabinet of László Tőkés, Vice-President of the European Parliament
Siegfried Reiprich, Germany, Director, Saxon Memorial Foundation for the Remembrance of Victims of Political Tyranny
Paweł Ukielski, Poland, Deputy Director, Warsaw Rising Museum
(member of the Executive Board October 2011 – November 2015: Andreja Valič Zver, Slovenia, Director, Study Centre for National Reconciliation)
Managing Director:
Neela Winkelmann-Heyrovská, Czech Republic
Supervisory Board:
Valters Nollendorfs, Latvia, Chairman of the Board of Directors, The Occupation Museum Association of Latvia
Marek Mutor, Poland, Director, Remembrance and Future Institute
Miroslav Lehký, Slovakia, Ján Langoš Foundation
Board of Trustees:
Sandra Kalniete, Latvia, Member of the European Parliament, former Latvian Minister of Foreign Affairs and EU Commissioner
Vytautas Landsbergis, Lithuania, former leader of the democratic opposition, former Member of the European Parliament, former President of Lithuania
Tunne Kelam, Estonia, Member of the European Parliament, former leader of the democratic opposition and Member of Parliament
László Tőkés, Romania, Member of the European Parliament, Bishop of Temesvár, leader of the democratic opposition in the 1989 revolution
Milan Zver, Slovenia, Member of the European Parliament, former Minister of Education and Sports
Paweł Robert Kowal, Poland, Member of the European Parliament
Werner Schulz, Germany, former Member of the European Parliament, former East German dissident
Monica Macovei, Romania, Member of the European Parliament, former Minister of Justice
Radvilė Morkūnaitė-Mikulėnienė, Lithuania, former Member of the European Parliament
Martin Mejstřík, Czech Republic, student leader of the 1989 “Velvet revolution”, former Senator
Alexandr Vondra, Czech Republic, Minister of Defence, former dissident, former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Wojciech Roszkowski, Poland, former Solidarność leader, historian, former Member of the European Parliament
Stéphane Courtois, France, historian, author of the “Black book of Communism”
Anne Applebaum, Great Britain, journalist and Pullitzer-Prize winning author
Janez Janša, Slovenia, former dissident, former Prime Minister of Slovenia
Ondřej Vetchý, Czech Republic, award-winning actor