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
Lubartworld participates in the Quetelet Seminar 2021
On October 29, Claire Zalc & Anton Perdoncin are participating in the online Quetelet Seminar (UC Louvain) “Invisibilities and uncertainties in population studies”.
2021-2022 Program of the seminar Migration & Persecution
The program of the seminar “Migrations and persecutions”, led by Claire Zalc is online. Mark your calendars!
Dr. Robert Braun, visiting professor at EHESS from October 18 to 22, 2021
We are very pleased to announce the presence in Paris in October of Robert Braun, sociologist at the University of Berkeley.
Participation of Claire Zalc in the “ORT” Conference at the MAHJ
On October 6, Claire Zalc participate to the conference “L’ORT en France Travail, assistance et migrations juives (1880-1970)” at the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaïsme.
Claire Zalc and Anton Perdoncin at the CRH Forum (EHESS)
On October 5, Claire Zalc and Anton Perdoncin participate in the Forum of the Centre de recherches historiques.
Nice meetings with audiences in Marseille
On the occasion of the Allez Savoir festival, the Lubartworld Team led workshops that allowed for nice and rich encounters.
The Lubartworld Team at the Allez Savoir festival in Marseille
Claire Zalc, Anton Perdoncin & Adèle Sutre participate in the Allez Savoir festival of the EHESS in Marseille
Migration and persecution in the century of genocide
Claire Zalc contributes to the Encyclopedia for a new history of Europe (EHNE)
Z ou souvenirs d’historienne
The book-puzzle of Claire Zalc is published by the Editions de la Sorbonne
Some methodology
A new contribution by Claire Lemercier and Claire Zalc to source data in history and their use
