Rescheduled Virtual Book Launch: The Last Ghetto – An Everyday History of Theresienstadt
Join us for the launch of Dr Anna Hájková’s book The Last Ghetto: An Everyday History of Theresienstadt.
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Virtual Event: Kwibuka 27 – Genocide and the Politics of Memory in Rwanda
A virtual panel discussion hosted by the Library in collaboration with the Ishami Foundation remembering the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
Virtual Book Talk: Sephardi Holocaust Histories: Families Adrift
As part of its 'Excavation-Confrontation-Repair? Family Histories of the Holocaust' events series, the Library is delighted to host a panel discussion of new works that explore Sephardi family microhistories of the Holocaust
Virtual Talk: Iby and Trude: The Death Marches and Me
Iby Knill and Trude Silman will be in conversation with Tracy Craggs (Holocaust Survivors’ Friendship Association) to discuss their experiences before, during and after the Holocaust, in particular, the effect that the death marches have had on their lives.
Virtual Book Talk: Drunk on Genocide – Alcohol and Mass Murder in Nazi Germany
In this virtual book talk, Professor Edward Westermann will be in conversation with Professor Dan Stone to discuss his book 'Drunk on Genocide - Alcohol and Mass Murder in Nazi Germany'.
SOLD OUT Virtual Workshop: Thinking through the Library’s Eyewitness Accounts of Jewish Resistance in Belgium
In this virtual workshop, we will be thinking through the Library's eyewitness accounts of Jewish anti-Nazi resistance in Belgium.
Testifying to the Truth: Archival Discovery Workshop for Postgraduate Students
We are pleased to announce a call for participants in a two-part archival discovery workshop centred on our new digital resource, 'Testifying to the Truth'.
Virtual Book Launch: The Afterdeath of the Holocaust
The Wiener Holocaust Library is delighted to launch Professor Lawrence Langer's most recent book.
SOLD OUT Virtual Teacher Workshop: Using Photographs in Teaching about the Holocaust
Using sources from The Wiener Holocaust Library’s unique archive of material on the Nazi era and the Holocaust, this virtual workshop will critically consider the use of photographs in Holocaust education.
SOLD OUT. Virtual Symposium: The Holocaust in Eastern Europe: Sources, Memory, Politics
This symposium, in honour of Professor Antony Polonsky on the occasion of his 80th birthday, brings together established and junior scholars researching the Holocaust in Eastern Europe.
Virtual Event: Family History and the Holocaust – Staff from the Library discuss their work in family history
The Library is pleased to announce a new event in our Excavation-Confrontation-Repair? Family Histories of the Holocaust Event Series, which explores the meaning and legacy of family research into the Holocaust.
Exhibition Launch: Death Marches: Evidence and Memory
Join us as we launch our first, co-located exhibition 'Death Marches: Evidence and Memory'.
