This week an exhibition linked to the international provenance research project The Library of Lost Books is coming to the Wiener Holocaust Library. It brings the story of the Higher Institute for Jewish Studies in Berlin and its library into the heart of London. This institute, operating from 1872 until it was closed down by...
This event is hosted as part of our Library of Lost Books exhibition series. Can women hold rabbinical office? This was one of the questions discussed at the Academy for the Science of Judaism, Berlin, in the 1920s and 1930s. And no one was better suited to provide an answer to this than Regina Jonas, a...
Part of our Library of Lost Books event series. The Library of Lost Books team from the Leo Baeck Institutes in London and Jerusalem will host a roundtable discussion with students, teachers, and educators who have participated in the international citizen science project, Library of Lost Books, that seeks to gather information about the current whereabouts...
The writings of Dutch Auschwitz survivors Eddy de Wind, Elie Cohen and Louis Micheels merit analysis not only because they anticipated what later became known as PTSD and much of the underpinnings of trauma theory. They also advocated a theory of survival that offers a compelling contrast to well-known “self-help” theories put forward by Bruno...
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