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• Special Webinar | Holocaust Studies in Translation: Book Launch for Maria Ferenc’s “Everyone Asks What Will Happen to Us”

  19 October 2026, 6:00 PM CET

  The next EHRI webinar, part of the special series Holocaust Studies in Translation and organised together with the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, celebrates the launch of the English edition of Maria Ferenc’s book tracing how inhabitants of the Warsaw Ghetto wrestled with news and rumors about the Holocaust.

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• Workshop | Science is for Everyone: Citizen Science Workshop

  19 October 2026, 10:00–14:00

  The Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences is hosting an interactive workshop as part of Open Science Week, exploring opportunities to engage the public in research across the natural sciences and humanities. The programme includes a mini-lecture by Jakub Trojan and presentations of citizen science projects, including MemoMaps. The event takes place in the A. Kochanovská Hall (FZU CAS, Pod Vodárenskou věží 3, Prague 8). For details, see the event poster and the FZU website.

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• EHRI Document Blog | "Martyrs, Mothers, Heroines?" (Self-)Representations of Female Concentration Camp Survivors in France, 1945

  1 October 2026

  A new post on the EHRI Document Blog by Hannah Sprute examines the visual (self-)representation of female political concentration camp survivors in France in the immediate aftermath of liberation, exploring how former prisoners used photography to negotiate their identities.

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• Lecture | Vlasta Kordová: The Fight against the ‘Objective Enemies’ of the Third Reich. The Transformation of the Police into a Central Instrument of the Totalitarian State and Genocide

  26 October 2026

  EHRI-CZ, in collaboration with the Jewish Museum in Prague, invites you to a lecture by Vlasta Kordová from the series Trends in Contemporary Holocaust Research, examining the transformation of Nazi law and police practice into an instrument for the pre-emptive suppression of the ‘objective enemies’ of the Third Reich.

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• Lecture | Magdalena Sedlická and Aneta Plzáková: Holocaust in Space and Data – MemoMap and the EHRI-CZ Portal

  21 October 2026

  The Kurt and Ursula Schubert Center for Jewish Studies at Palacký University Olomouc invites you to a lecture by Magdalena Sedlická and Aneta Plzáková on the EHRI infrastructure, the MemoMap application, and the emerging EHRI-CZ Portal.

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• EHRI Document Blog | Victims of Brain Research during National Socialism

  31 August 2026

  A new article on the EHRI Document Blog by Aisling Shalvey explores how the Victims of Brain Research during National Socialism project uses survivor testimony and archival research to document Nazi medical experiments and restore victims’ identities.

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