Our next education event takes place next week!

Sign up for our online Student & Teacher Talk: Forgotten Victims: The Mass Murder of Soviet Prisoners of War During the Second World War

The talk is suitable for those studying history at KS3, KS4 and KS5 bit.ly/3UieI6w

In case you missed it!

Our May newsletter is available to read online now. Catch up on everything we have planned for the coming month: bit.ly/3WkgtD7

📷 From the Wiener Library at Devonshire Street, 1950s

A reminder that on Thursday 9 May we will be closed to the public from 2pm, and on Friday 10 May the Library will be closed all day.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Please check our website for up to date information before your visit: wienerholocaustlibrary.org/visit/when-wer…

Today is #YomHaShoah , the date in the Jewish calendar for Jews around the world to mourn the loss of Jewish people murdered during the Holocaust

Today Jewish people will remember the 6 million who were murdered, and pay tribute to survivors and refugees bit.ly/3y1wyDr

Did you know you can watch past events, hosted as part of our #GenocidalCaptivity exhibition, via the Library's YouTube channel?

Subscribe to our channel or visit the playlist now: bit.ly/4aXPzFD

May is #NationalPhotographyMonth

Why not take the chance to revisit our online exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Weimar Germany's most celebrated photographers, Berlin/London: The Lost Photographs of Gerty Simon bit.ly/2OJEbHY

📷 Self portrait, c. 1934

How do historians go about interviewing survivors of genocide? How do different contexts impact how survivors’ stories are shaped, retold and received?

Find out at our next #GenocidalCaptivity event, On Interviewing and Listening to Survivors.

Sign up: bit.ly/3uGfnGh

Later this month we're delighted to host an in conversation #BookTalk with author Berest Anne on her latest book, The Postcard, as part of our Family Histories of the Holocaust events series

Sign up to attend online or in-person now: bit.ly/4b8h0Mr

How has primary source material relating to #ISIS atrocities been collected, archived and made accessible over the last two decades?

Next week we convene an expert panel to discuss the practical, legal and ethical issues of 'archiving ISIS'

Join online: bit.ly/3IRiyya

📧 Our May newsletter is making its way to your inboxes now! 📧

Read the latest edition online for all of our news and updates: bit.ly/3JMDGWM

Yesterday, as part of the Holocaust and Genocide Research Partnership Genocidal Captivity exhibition, the Armenian Institute and The Wiener Holocaust Library hosted an Archive and Library Discovery Day.

Join The Wiener Holocaust Library Glamorgan Archives on 16 & 17 May for what promised to be a fascinating insight into the search for the missing after the Holocaust. More details and a registration link can be found on our website at jhasw.com/new-and-upcomi…