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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The Historical Geographical Information System projects data about the Holocaust victims and their interaction with public space onto a map of Prague. More…
Go to MemoGIS PragueThe 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.
Go to Holocaust.cz Portal![Terezín Research Guide image](/images/terezin_research_guide.png)
A comprehensive, innovative and easy-to-use guide to the scattered and fragmentary archival material on the history of the Terezín ghetto.
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Call for Applications EHRI Workshop in Poland | Holocaust Places and Spaces as Data 21. 06. 2024
With the growing interest in Holocaust geographies, researchers, projects and/or educators increasingly work and struggle with data representing the places and spaces of Holocaust history.
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Call for Applications | EHRI Seminar "Holocaust and Exile | Approaches, Sources, Methodologies" 25. 05. 2024
November 4 - 7 2024 | German Exile Archive 1933-1945 | Frankfurt am Main, Germany | Deadline for submissions | 30 June 2024
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Next EHRI Webinar 11 June l Digitising Greek-Jewish Social Networks in Auschwitz-Birkenau 25. 5. 2024
Since the mid-1980s, the structure of all major audiovisual Holocaust archives has rested on the conceptual triangulation of 'testimony', the 'witness', and 'survival'. The audiovisual testimony becomes the organising unit of the digital Holocaust archive and thus determines its serial logic.
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New Yiddish Documents in Early Holocaust Testimony Edition 21. 02. 2024
EHRI launches a new series of survivors’ testimonies recorded before 1960. The second EHRI Online Edition, the Early Holocaust Testimony, has been expanded by the unique documents written in the Yiddish language.
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Next EHRI Webinar 20 March | Societies under German Occupation 21. 02. 2024
EHRI Webinar | 20 March 2024 | 3 PM CET | On Zoom During the Second World War, approximately 230 million people in 27 countries lived under German occupation.
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Holocaust Testimonies as Language Resources 21. 02. 2024
Paper submission deadline 28 February 2024. Testimonies stand as the primary source of information that describe the Holocaust, offering first-hand accounts and personal narratives of those who experienced it.
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