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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International conference "Transformations of Shoah Trauma in Post-2000 Literatures" 5–6 November 2025, Palacký University, Olomouc
The conference will present the perspectives of researchers from around the world on how the narrative of the Shoah and its image in cultural memory have been transformed since the year 2000.
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18th annual festival Days of Jewish Culture Olomouc 5–15 November 2025, Olomouc
The festival, titled “Never Again!?”, takes place from November 5-15, 2025. The opening ceremony will be on Thursday, November 6 at 5:00 PM in the Mozarteum.
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Looking back at the workshop New Readings of Holocaust Testimony 20–21 October 2025, The Institute for Czech Literature, Prague
The event offered an inspiring space for exchanging experiences among experts from different disciplines and showcased new ways to connect historical research with technological innovation.
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Voices – Letters from the Holocaust 29 October 2025
The webinar “Voices – Letters from the Holocaust” introduces an innovative audiovisual exhibition that gives life to personal stories of Moravian Holocaust victims through their surviving correspondence.
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EHRI has joined IHRA as a PIP EHRI-ERIC has officially joined the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) as a Permanent International Partner.
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EHRI Services
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.