Lecturer: Darko Fischer

“Lea and Oleg” – Art exhibition of students of the Medical School in Osijek

25/07/2023

Albert Einstein – Zionist, Contemplator, Humanist

Lecturer: Darko Fischer

“Lea and Oleg” – Art exhibition of students of the Medical School in Osijek

25/07/2023

Great Minds in a Tragic Century – Remembering the Jews who shaped the 20th century

Lecturer: Ana Boban Lipić

25/07/2023

Miroslav Shalom Freiberger – a Forgotten Memory to the Osijek Rabbi

Lecturer: Ljiljana Dobrovšak

25/07/2023

Jewish musicians in Belgrade: since the Balfour Declaration to the Holocaust – book promotion

Author: Maja Vasiljević
The book will be presented by Paula Rem and Ljiljana Dobrovšak

25/07/2023

Shoes on the Danube Bank

Lecturer: Anđelko Srđak

24/07/2023

A Life Stored in Memory: A Family Legacy Weissmann and Vekić in the Museum of Slavonia

Lecturer: Andreja Šimičić

24/07/2023

My memory of Ženi Lebl

Learn more about journalist Ženi Lebl, author of the books Odjednom drukčija, odjednom druga and Ljubičica bela – lecturers Paula Rem and Ana Lebl

18/07/2023

Schulen in der Schul

School projects of the Stiftisches Gymnasium Düren and the Couven Gymnasium Aachen: Presentation and Discussion
Jewish students at the Stift – a search for clues
The names of Jewish students who attended the Stiftisches Gymnasium in Düren can be found again and again in the student lists of the 19th and 20th centuries. Little is known about their history. They took on a wide variety of professions, becoming cattle dealers, businessmen, doctors and lawyers, for example. A project group researched and documented the CVs of those high school graduates. The current state of research will be presented as part of an image-supported lecture.
Life and work of Fredy Hirsch (1916-1944)
The story of the outstanding athlete and charismatic person Hirsch, who was involved in the youth work of the Jewish Scout Association, is moving.

17/07/2023

Im Wandel der Zeit – Erinnerungskultur und das Ende der Zeitzeug*innenschaft

Die Frage, welche Folgen der Verlust von persönlichen Erzählungen der Zeitzeug*innen für die Erinnerungskultur hat, beschäftigt unterschiedliche
Akteur*innen aus Forschung, Pädagogik und Politik seit längerem. Prof. Dr. Michael Brenner (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Seymour und Lillian Abensohn Chair für Israel-Studien an der American University Washington D.C., Präsident Leo Baeck Institut International) nimmt in seinem Vortrag aktuelle
Entwicklungen und Herausforderungen in den Blick.

Im Anschluss besteht die Möglichkeit, Fragen zu stellen.

Kostenlos. Anmeldungen bis 17. Oktober unter lernen@jmw-dorsten.de

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