Ungarische Zwangsarbeit in Wien
Lovro Kralj: Paving the Road of Death. Antisemitism in the Ustasha Movement 1929–1945
VWI invites/goes to...
Paul Hanebrink: A Specter Haunting Europe. The Myth of Judeo-Bolshevism
Simon Wiesenthal Lecture
Roland Clark: Schools of Hate. Antisemitic Student Organisations in 1920s Austria
Kateřina Čapková / Hillel J. Kieval (Hg.), Zwischen Prag und Nikolsburg. Jüdisches Leben in den böhmischen Ländern. Göttingen 2020.
Buchpräsentation
What's News at Fortunoff Archive?
Workshop
„Ich bin einer der 500 von 150.000“. Simon Wiesenthal im Interview
Intervention
„Der Prinz und der Dybbuk“, 2017, Elwira Niewiera / Piotr Rosołowski, 82', OmdU
VWI Visual
Philipp Rohrbach/Florian Schwanninger (Hg.) Beyond Hartheim. Täterinnen und Täter im Kontext von ‚Aktion T4‘ und ‚Aktion Reinhard‘.
Dariusz Stola: Coming to Terms With the Holocaust in Poland. From Soul-Searching to Backlash
+++ Cancelled +++ Lisa Silverman: The Postwar Antisemite. Culture and Complicity after the Holocaust
+++ Cancelled +++ Rasa Baločkaitė: Children and Grandchildren of Holocaust Perpetrators in Lithuania. Dealing With Family Pasts
+++ POSTPONED +++ SWC 2020: Europa Ethnisieren. Hass und Gewalt in Post-Versailles Europa/Ethnicising Europe. Hate and Violence in Post-Versailles Europe
Simon Wiesenthal Conference
+++ CANCELLED +++ Andrew Wisely: The Deception of SS-Physician Franz Lucas. Making Sense of His Defense Narrative Between 1955 and 1980
+++ONLINE-EVENT+++ Katarzyna Person: The Search for Retribution Among Polish Jews in the Immediate Post-War World. Transnational Aspects
Anna Corsten: Deutungskämpfe. Emigrierte Historiker erforschen Nationalsozialismus und Schoah
Jorzajt far Schimon
+++Abgesagt+++Nach den Nazis. Film, Foto, Geschichtspolitik
Tagung
Connor Sebestyen: German War Criminals – 1945-58. Their Oversight by the Allies, Their Prisons, Their Lives as Prisoners, And German Society
Dirk Rupnow: Zwischen Ignoranz und Missbrauch. Zum Stand von Geschichtspolitik, Erinnerungskultur und Holocaust-Gedenken
Lukas Meissel: The Perpetrators’ Gaze. SS Photography at Concentration Camps
Julie Dawson: “As to my emotional anguish, there are days when I feel endlessly miserable...”: Hachsharot in Early Post-War Romania and the Limits of Belonging
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