The Holocaust in Polish Popular Visual Culture 1945-1968
Join us for the latest in our research seminar series, with speaker Dr Tomasz Łysak of the University of Warsaw.
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The Cecil Roth papers at Southampton
The latest in the Sadler Seminar Series, 'The Archive After Cecil Roth: Jewish Studies, cultural history and the Cecil Roth Collection', with Karen Robson, University archivist from Southampton University.
Converts, Fanatics, And Ghosted Pamphlets: Tracking The Elusive Sabbato Nachamu
A Celebration of Isaac Rosenberg (1890-1918)
Date: Thursday 29 November 2018 External URL: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-celebration-of-isaac-rosenberg-1890-1918-tickets-50912303069 Time: 15:00-19:15 Location: TBC Price: Free Categories: Reading, Talk A Celebration of Isaac Rosenberg (1890-1918) with Vahni Capildeo, Elizabeth Cook, Ian Duhig, Jean Liddiard, Deborah Maccoby, Tony Rudolf, Jeffrey Wainwright, John Whale and others. Join us to commemorate the life and artistic achievement of poet and artist Isaac Rosenberg who died on the Western...
Extra-mural: "The Greatest Comeback: From Genocide to Football Glory"
Béla Guttmann (1899-1981) survived the Shoah in Hungary, he became a prominent international football coach, continuing his illustrious interwar career internationally. However, his wartime experience was not talked about until David Bolchover documented it in the book "The Greatest Comeback". Come and hear the author speak about it. Leeds Grammar School, 19:30, tickets via https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/david-bolchover-the-greatest-comeback-tickets-52044902705
Not only Freud: Jewish Scientists and Scholars at the University of Vienna
The 2018 Selig Brodetsky Memorial Lecture with speaker Prof. (emer.) Mitchell G. Ash (University of Vienna).
Prof. Emilia Jamroziak to introduce screening of IDA
Speculative Lunch: Meet the Cecil Roth Collection et al
This event is for all colleagues interested in exploring the Jewish studies material in Special Collections: Research – Access – Display – Engagement.
British Library Labs in Leeds
Jewish Futurity and the Protean English City
Professor Kathy Lavezzo (Iowa University) Kathy Lavezzo specializes in medieval literary studies with special attention to issues of community, nationhood and social hierarchy; cultural geography and medieval cartography; Christian-Jewish relations; economy and trade; race and ethnicity; and gender and sexuality. https://english.uiowa.edu/people/kathy-lavezzo