The Jewish Bible: Toward a Visual History
Please note: This seminar has been postponed and and the rescheduled date will be announced shortly.
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Holocaust studies at the University of Leeds — seminar
In the run-up to Holocaust Memorial Day, please join us for presentations by colleagues across the disciplines, reflecting on the development of Holocaust studies at the University of Leeds since the 1990s.
Research Seminar: Why Do Jewish Libraries Exist?
Dr Eva Frojmovic is one of three speakers taking part in this Parkes Institute Research Seminar organised by the University of Southampton.
Writing reread: re-examining depictions of camp life in women's Holocaust testimonies
For this talk we welcome speaker Roseanne Ramsden, Montague Burton Fellow in Jewish Studies, University of Leeds.
Gatekeeping the literature of the Shoah: W. G. Sebald and Jurek Becker
For this lecture we welcome speaker Helen Finch, Associate Professor in German in the School of Languages, Cultures and Society, University of Leeds.
Ukraine on My Mind: Raphael after the Holocaust
For this lecture we welcome speaker Griselda Pollock, Professor Emerita of Social and Critical Histories of Art, University of Leeds. Organised by the Centre for Jewish Studies, this event is free and all are welcome. About the lecture Griselda Pollock, Professor Emerita of Social and Critical Histories of Art, explains the background to the lecture: “This...
Memory objects in our libraries and in our attics
A talk about why Cecil Roth collected things that few others were interested in.
Dorion Liebgott, Curator, Beth Tzedec Museum Toronto, introduces Cecil Roth's collection of Judaic artefacts
Kathrin Pieren speaks about the early history of the Jewish Museum London, and Cecil Roth's involvement.
Holocaust Commemoration in Poland today
In the past two decades, there has been a new direction in Holocaust commemoration in Poland. The shift started with Jan Tomasz Gross' book Neighbors (2000) on the pogrom in Jedwabne. Since then, Jewish history became institutionalised at the permanent exhibition at the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews (opened 2014) and Polish...