Das Untergrundarchiv
des Warschauer Ghettos.
Potentiale für Forschung und Vermittlung

Talk with Andrea Löw
Thursday, 18 April 2024, 5 p.m.
Dubnow Institute, Leipzig

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Zweierlei Zugehörigkeit.
Der jüdische Kommunist Leo Zuckermann und der Holocaust.
By Philipp Graf

Courses at the Dubnow Institute

Summer Semster 2024

Now available free of charge in Open Access

Geschichtsoptimismus und Katastrophenbewusstsein
Europa nach dem Holocaust
Ed. by Jan Gerber, Philipp Graf, and Anna Pollmann

Das Untergrundarchiv <br />des Warschauer Ghettos.<br />Potentiale für Forschung und Vermittlung
Just published
Courses at the Dubnow Institute
Now available free of charge in Open Access

The Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture – Simon Dubnow (DI) is dedicated to interdisciplinary research across multiple eras of Jewish life worlds in Central and Eastern Europe, from the Middle Ages through to the present. This research adopts a pan-European perspective and includes areas of Jewish emigration, especially Israel as well as North and Latin America.

Through events, university courses, and a broad range of publications, the research findings are presented both to a specialist audience and the interested public. This includes the internationally renowned bilingual »Jahrbuch des Dubnow-Instituts/Dubnow Institute Yearbook«; the essay series »toldot« and »hefez«, and the magazine »Jewish History & Culture«. On the blog »Mimeo,« scholars offer an overview of their current research projects. The special collection of the institute library is also open to students and guests.