On 10 and 11 October the second chapter opened under the title: Wind: Die Architektur eines Vernichtungslagers. The opening took place as part of a two-day programme developed together with the OGF and the NTLA. Under the title Rooted in Agency and Resilience, United in Justice, scientists, traditional authorities from Namibia and representatives of civil society came together on the first day to engage with 122 years of living Ovaherero history. For the exhibition opening on 11 October, representatives of the Ovaherero Genocide Foundation (OGF), the Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA), Forensic Architecture and other participants came together. In addition to speeches, there was space for conversation and exchange, as well as a musical performance.
Between 1884 and 1915, German colonial troops committed genocides against the peoples of the Ovah