European Holocaust Research Infrastructure - Czech node
Research of the genocide of Jews and Roma during World War II provides key insights into modern Czech and European history. The EHRI Czech national node improves access to archival and other sources on the Holocaust, provides data on victims and supports the application of innovative digital methods.
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The Historical Geographical Information System projects data about the Holocaust victims and their interaction with public space onto a map of Prague.
The portal makes contains information about the history of the genocide of Jews and Roma, and makes accessible a database of Holocaust victims and digitized documents.
A comprehensive, innovative and easy-to-use guide to the scattered and fragmentary archival material on the history of the Terezín ghetto.
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Call for Papers | The Quantitative Turn in Holocaust Research 04. 11. 2024
Article proposals can be submitted to Eastern European Holocaust Studies in English or Ukrainian at eehs@degruyter.com to the editors.
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Nomination form for the Holocaust Studies in Translation book series 03. 11. 2024
This interdisciplinary series will showcase cutting-edge scholarship from Eastern Europe to make it accessible to an English-speaking audience. The submission deadline is November 15, 2024.
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EHRI Workshop | Holocaust Places and Spaces as Data Challenges and Best Practices 24. 10. 2024
The workshop aims to share experience and discuss practical challenges many projects working with spatial data encounter.
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Victim Databases | new perspectives on Holocaust research, education and remembrance 10. 09. 2024
Seminar of the Czech node of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI)
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“I Loved Him as a Father” | The Silences of Hiding-Related Sexual Violence 06. 09. 2024
If This Is A Woman – EHRI Document Blog Series on Gender Studies and Holocaust History
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EHRI Webinar 25 Septembre | Analyzing Early Holocaust Testimonies with Digital Tools 04. 09. 2024
The webinar "The Future of the Past | Analyzing Early Holocaust Testimonies with Digital Tools" will discuss the key aspects of the “Digital Lens” project, beginning with an overview of our research approach and highlighting the most significant findings.
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