The 1998 publication We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah by the Catholic Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews was a starting point for many discussions on Jewish-Christian relations. As a result, what has happened in Jewish-Christian dialogue over the last 25 years? What trajectories did We Remember set in motion?
The 1998 publication We Remember: A Reflection on the Shoah by the Catholic Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews was a starting point for many discussions on Jewish-Christian relations. As a result, what has happened in Jewish-Christian dialogue over the last 25 years? What trajectories did We Remember set in motion?
Do 26.01. – Fr 27.01. Thomas Harlans Täterliteratur
Vorträge, Lesungen, Diskussionen im Literaturforum im Brecht-Haus, Berlin (Donnerstag mit Livestream unter: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-bwA6oonJHTp-f4--QQ20g)
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Online Film: The Black Book with panel discussion (10 – 13 November 2021)
The Centre for Jewish Studies at the University of Manchester is pleased to announce the next Screen & Talk event as part of the UK Jewish Film Festival:
The Black Book | Dir. Guillaume Ribot | France 2019 | 92 mins | UK premiere
Screening and free recorded discussion. French with English subtitles.
Dear Colleague,
Paul Celan ist ein Dichter, der das Stumme und vor allem auch zum Verstummen Gebrachte wieder hörbar macht: uns durch die Sprache darauf weist, was in der Sprache fehlt.
You are invited to the third online “conference session” of the Canadian Society for Jewish Studies, Wednesday September 9, 7:30 pm Eastern Time (Toronto/Montreal)
SILENT VOICES: HISTORIES OF JEWISH WOMEN
POSTED TO H-HOLOCAUST and H-ANTISEMITISM
Times of Israel has this: https://www.timesofisrael.com/last-survivor-of-sobibor-death-camp-uprising-dies-aged-97/
Jewish Virtual Library has this on Sobibor Survivors with pictures, including Rosenfeld: https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/sobibor-survivors
Although the Holocaust has long engaged writers in Canada – those with and without direct links to the historic event – their particular exploration of the subject has received little critical or scholarly attention. We now invite submissions to a collection of scholarly essays on Canadian literary works that treat the subject of the Holocaust.
