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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Lecture by Jan Láníček | Holocaust Survivors and Postwar Retribution 1 June 2026, 6 PM
We would like to invite you to a lecture by Jan Láníček. It is a part of the series Trends in Contemporary Holocaust Research, organized by EHRI-CZ in collaboration with the Jewish Museum in Prague.
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The EHRI Czech National Node Welcomes Its First 2026 EHRI-ERIC Conny Kristel Fellow Leonie Rogg will begin her research stay on Monday, 27 May, at the Archives of the Jewish Museum in Prague and will move to the Czech National Archives in June.
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Conny Kristel Fellowship The second call for the Conny Kristel Fellowship (under EHRI-ERIC) is now open. The fellowship offers researchers access to 25 collection-holding institutions across Europe, Israel, and the U.S. Applications can be submitted until June 7 (midnight CET).
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Guided Walk with MemoMap in Prague 7 19 May 2026, 4pm
Join us for a walk through Prague 7, during which we will introduce you to the MemoMap Prague application. The walk is free of charge, meeting point at Mama Shelter hotel.
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Exhibition at Little Mehrin | Otte Wallish: From Znojmo to Tel Avivu 30 March 2026, 6pm
The Malý Mehrin Museum will host the opening of the exhibition Otte Wallish: From Znojmo to Tel Aviv prepared by Eva Janáčová. The exhibition will be on display until the end of August 2026.
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CfP | Workshop of EHRI-CZ and EHRI-AT 18–19 May 2026
Rethinking Holocaust History through Geospatial Approaches.
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The history of the genocide of Jews and Roma, a database of Holocaust victims.