Migration and Holocaust
Transnational Trajectories of Lubartów Jews Throughout the World (1920s-1950s)
From Lubartów to the World
This project proposes to write the collective biography of the Jewish inhabitants of Lubartow in Poland from the 1920s to the 1950s, whether they emigrated or stayed behind, whether they were exterminated or survived the Holocaust.
News & Events
Tymoteusz Skowronski, new member of the Team
From 16 November 2020 Tymek Skowronski is a contract worker in the Lubartworld project; with his skills in Polish and Russian, he actively contributes to new data input and translations.
The Gender of Sources: Identify, Categorize and Count
How and why look for traces of the gender of individuals in an historical source? The seminar “Statistical Proofs and Demonstrations…” investigates the Lubartworld case. Go Zoom!
The Central Committee of Jews in Poland and the registration cards of survivors in Poland after the Holocaust
The Central Committee of the Jews of Poland (Centralny Komitet Żydów w Polsce, CKŻP) embodied from 1944 onwards the main organization for the assistance and representation of Polish Jews.
Virtual Event: Claire Zalc presenting Denaturalized
Claire Zalc presents her book Denaturalized at the Harvard Book Store, Friday October 23.
You can join this event by Zoom!
Book release: Denaturalized, by C. Zalc
Claire Zalc’s book originally published by Le Seuil in 2016 is now translated and available in English at Harvard University Press.
Statistical Proofs and Demonstrations in Social Sciences: 20-21 Program
Will Reverend Bayes take revenge on Karl Fisher? One question – among others – that will be addressed in 2020-2021 in the seminar Administering statistical proof in the social sciences. To your agendas!
The Lubatworld Project One Year Later
One year after the kick-off of the project (and a health crisis later), the team meets its scientific board on September 30 for a day of presentations and discussions.
Program of the seminar Migrations and Persecutions
The program of the seminar “Migrations and persecutions”, led by Claire Zalc at EHESS, is online. Mark your calendars!
Replicability Crisis: What About the Social Sciences?
Anton Perdoncin speaks on September 28, 2020 as part of the Progedo-Loire seminar, with a focus on the Lubartworld project as a case study.
Quanti Workshop for Historians
The 2020-2021 program of Claire Lemercier and Claire Zalc’s workshop is online!
