This conference is organized under the umbrella of Eucowas (European Cooperation on War Studies). This is an international partnership coordinated by Belgian EHRI partner CEGES-SOMA.
Nina Paulovicova was the first EHRI Fellow at the Jewish Museum Prague where she was based for two months in January-February 2012. She conducted research for her postdoctoral project 'The rescue of Slovak Jews in the final stage of the cleric-fascist Slovak state (1944-1945)'.
I graduated with a Doctorate and Postgraduate Diploma from the IEP of Paris (Institute of Political Studies) and am fluent in Russian and Serbo-Croatian. My Doctoral thesis was on the image of Nazism in the Soviet media during the Stalinist period.
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EHRI wants to actively support the Holocaust research community. We are creating an online portal that will give access to dispersed Holocaust sources. Additional to this portal we will develop a Virtual Research Environment (VRE) for Holocaust researchers. The Hub is a beginning.
On 2 and 3 April the first General Virtual Competency Centre Meeting of DARIAH EU was held in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Tobias Blanke, one of the Directors of DARIAH-EU and member of EHRI’s Executive Team, facilitated two panel sessions. Conny Kristel, Project Director EHRI, participated in a panel with representatives from the arts and humanities research community.
On first glance no two experiences could be further away from each other than genocide and music. The world of mass murder seems to be the opposite of the world of spirituality.
EHRI partner Mémorial de la Shoah in France and the Ben-Zvi Institute, Israel, are organizing an international conference commemorating the 70 years since Operation Torch and the great battle at El Alamein.
EHRI would like to invite you to an international workshop on Early Attempts at the Historical Documentation of the Holocaust, to be held at the Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest, Hungary on November 27-28, 2012. The overall objective of the EHRI experts' workshops is to generate a creative exchange of knowledge and views between experts in various methodological subfields of Holocaust research and documentation.
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Perhaps you are an archivist, a staff member at a museum, or devoting your time to a memorial site?
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EHRI partner VWI (Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies) organizes the Simon Wiesenthal Conference 2012:
Before the Holocaust Had its Name. Early Confrontations of the Nazi Mass Murder of the Jews.
Date: November 29 - December 1, 2012