We are delighted to share a new call for papers for a one-day symposium on 'The Holocaust across the Mediterranean' that will take place on 24 April 2026 and has been organised by our new Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dr Rebecca Glasberg.

It was brilliant to be in conversation with Dr. Jane Brooks at the Library last week, I've been looking forward to this event since I reviewed Dr. Brooks' compelling book for the @womenshistoryrev.bsky.social last year. Catch up on the Library's Youtube page below.

Our celebrated education programme continues this term! Visit our website to find out more about what the team can offer, including tours of our archive, the chance to use original source material and free online workshops: buff.ly/DqM0n8g

This report briefly covers the 11 presentations that were given in 4 themed panels which covered a wide array of experiences and areas of research. The workshop was held in partnership between @wienerlibrary.bsky.social @ushmm.bsky.social @claims-conference.bsky.social

Come work with us @wienerlibrary.bsky.social! Are you interested in research development? Find out more and apply here: wienerholocaustlibrary.org/what-we-do/s...

Border-crossing in Jewish Studies University of Glasgow 7-9 July 2025 CALL FOR PAPERS FOR #BIAJS2025 Proposals due by 30 Jan. See website for details of how plus guidance: bajsbulletin.wpcomstaging.com/7944-2/

📣 Call for Papers 📣 ‘Tracing the Holocaust’ Workshop Are you a PhD or ECR? Join me & @barnabasbalint.bsky.social at @wienerlibrary.bsky.social to explore how we use @arolsenarchives.bsky.social in research about the Holocaust 🗓️ 29 May 2025 🏢Wiener Library, London ✅ Applications due 14 March

Our ground-breaking new digital archive is now live! Visit 🔗 whlcollections.org

📢 New CFP! 📢 Pleased to announce the 8th Beyond Camps & Forced Labour Conference is now accepting applications. Deadline 31 March 2025. bit.ly/BCFL2026 Pls share widely!

I am so thrilled that these have launched - this addition to HE has been years in the making and is a fantastic, high-quality (free) resource for those teaching and learning about the Holocaust, the Second World War and the Third Reich.

I often find that the best reporting about the US comes from the UK & vice versa. To wit: The New Yorker's piece about the UK's failure to build a Holocaust memorial is a more clear-eyed explanation of the politics of memory than I have read in any UK publication. www.newyorker.com/news/letter-...