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European Holocaust Research Infrastructure for trans-national Holocaust research, commemoration and education. Tackling the wide dispersal of sources and expertise across Europe and beyond.

In this week's featured @ehri-project.eu podcast, ‘A Paper Heart for Wanda’, we learn about Elisabeth Salomon, a prisoner of Belsen, who was brought on one of the ‘White Boats’ to Sweden, where she met Wanda Lanzer. www.ehri-project.eu/podcast-episode-paper-heart-for-wanda/

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📢 Call for Applications: Seminar "Holocaust Memoirs – Who Will Write Their History?" How can memoirs serve as primary historical sources? Join us at the Terezín Memorial to explore this together. 🗓 30 Nov – 4 Dec 2026 📍 Terezín, Czech Republic ✍️ Deadline: 16 Aug 2026 Details & how to apply:

Call for Applications EHRI-ERIC Transnational Seminar | Holocaust Memoirs – Who Will Write Their History?

Location of event: Památnik Terezín (Terezín Memorial), Principova alej 304, CZ – 411 55 Terezín, Czech Republic | Date: 30 November – 4 December 2026 | Deadline for Applications: 16 August 2026 “We a...

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📣 Call for Applications: EHRI Transnational Workshop | Documentation as Resistance: Methodologies for Reconstructing Early Postwar Transnational Jewish Knowledge Networks 📍 Wiener Holocaust Library, London 🗓️ 1-2 Dec 2026 ⏰ Apply by 24 Aug 2026 Details & how to apply:

Call for Applications EHRI-ERIC Transnational Workshop | Documentation As Resistance: Methodologies for Reconstructing Early Postwar Transnational Jewish Knowledge Networks

Location of event: The Wiener Holocaust Library, London 29 Russell Square, UK Date: 1-2 December 2026 Deadline for Applications: 24 August 2026 Background The years immediately following the Holocaust...

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🎙️ Join us for an EHRI Webinar focused on the history of the persecution of Roma during WWII! 🗓️ August 5, 2026 🕑 2:00 PM (CEST) 💻 Join via Zoom: zoom.us/j/9453731702... 📷 Roma and Serb prisoners marched to Jasenovac concentration camp, July 1942. Courtesy of USHMM, Photograph #85198. Public domain.

Black and white photo of Roma and Serb prisoners being marched to Jasenovac concentration camp, Yugoslavia, July 1942.

Our latest #Blogpost is by Alexander Kruglov and available in English and Russian.The EHRI Document Blog is a space to share ideas about Holocaust-related archival documents and their presentation and interpretation using digital tools. Contributions are invited. blog.ehri-project.eu/2026/06/29/t...

The Extermination of Jews in the Kalinindorf Jewish National Raion of 1941

In 1927 the Kalinindorf Raion was established as a Jewish national raion, created from parts of the Beryslav and Snihurivka Raions of Mykolaïv Oblast, in the Ukrainian SSR. It was the first Jewish nat...

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Welcome to the FIRST EHRI-ERIC Annual Activity Report! It sets out EHRIs achievements and advancement during 2025, a year of fundamental transition. It was fast-paced, at times challenging, but ultimately exciting and successful. Thanks to the commitment of many! www.ehri-project.eu/ehris-first-...

EHRI’s First Annual Activiy Report: What did we achieve in 2025?

Welcome to the very first EHRI-ERIC Annual Activity Report! With a new organisation comes new responsibilities and after a long history of writing project reports and deliverables, this is our first A...

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Join us on 16 July for the launch of a new Holocaust Studies special issue on queer experiences during the Holocaust at which we will hear from a panel of editors and contributors to the special issue including Helen Finch, Rosie Ramsden, Matt Smith, and William Jones. Free tickets:

Special Issue Launch: Queer Experiences in the Holocaust - The Wiener Holocaust Library

Join us for the launch of a new Holocaust Studies special issue on queer experiences during the Holocaust at which we will hear from a panel of editors and contributors to the special issue including…

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This Wednesday, join Parkes Institute Honorary Fellow Bryan Cheyette in conversation with Becky Taylor on the displacement of Gypsy communities, with a focus on Janina Bauman's pioneering work on this subject. 🔗 More info and registration: baumaninstitute.leeds.ac.uk/events/how-d...

How do you displace a Gypsy? Bauman Memorial Conversation 2 | The Bauman Institute

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baumaninstitute.leeds.ac.uk/events/how-d... So looking forward to speaking to Prof. Becky Taylor about this on Wednesday.