Activities

 

Our collective activities take many forms, including monthly internal seminars (team-only), as well as events and interventions presenting our work in progress to a diverse audience (symposiums, seminars, conferences, scientific communications, public lectures, etc.).

SSHA 2023 Conference

SSHA 2023 Conference

Gabrielle Escaich speaks at the Washington conference on November 18

Lessons & Legacies Europe 2023

Lessons & Legacies Europe 2023

Claire Zalc and Franek Zakrzewski speak at the Lessons & Legacies Europe 2023 conference, held in Prague from November 6 to 10.

Le pogrom de Lviv, juin 1941

Le pogrom de Lviv, juin 1941

Thomas Chopard publishes about the Lviv progrom of June 1941 on the Encyclopedia of European Digital History website.

“Counting the dead”

“Counting the dead”

On October 6, 2023, Claire Zalc dialogues with Paul-André Rosental and Guillaume Calafat at the RDV de l’histoire de Blois on the theme of counting.

POLIN International Conference, Warsaw

POLIN International Conference, Warsaw

Claire Zalc and Thomas Chopard take part in the international conference “East Central Europe at the Crossroads: Jewish Transnational Networks and Identities” in Warsaw.

New Holocaust Research in Poland

New Holocaust Research in Poland

Claire Zalc is invited by Jan Grabowski to take part in this important meeting to support historical research on the Holocaust in Poland.

Tout de moi ne disparaîtra pas

Tout de moi ne disparaîtra pas

On April 15, Claire Zalc moderates the discussion between Judith Lyon-Caen, Elias Herody and Joanna Grudzinska, director of this documentary screened at Saint-André-des-Arts.

Doctoral Workshop

Doctoral Workshop

Claire Zalc’s doctoral students present and discuss their work on Friday, March 24, 2023.

The Shoah as a European “Project”

The Shoah as a European “Project”

From March 14 to 16, 2023, the German Historical Institute will host an international online and on-site symposium on “The Shoah as a European ‘Project’? New Perpetrator Research in a Transnational Perspective”.

Roscoff 2023 Worshop

Roscoff 2023 Worshop

As in January 2022, collective work seminar at the Roscoff conference center for the Lubartworld team in extended format.

Microhistory begins in high school

Microhistory begins in high school

Claire Zalc speaks on Thursday, January 26 at the Jacques Cartier high school in Saint-Malo in support of a project by high school students on the history of the city’s deported Jews.

The “Aryanization” files

The “Aryanization” files

Yacine Chitour and Pauline Funk present the “Aryanization” files as a source for the history of the Lubartówien-ne-s in France, from the 1930s to the 1940s.

Unbelonging

Unbelonging

On November 24 & 25, Claire Zalc and Thomas Chopard participate in the “Unbelonging” conference at the Marc Bloch Center in Berlin.

SSHA Annual Conference in Chicago

SSHA Annual Conference in Chicago

The Lubartworld project team is attending the Social Science History Association’s annual conference in Chicago on November 17-20, 2022.

Lubartów Memorial Book into French

Lubartów Memorial Book into French

With the kind permission of Carole Macré and the Society of Friends of Lubartów, we publish here Carole Macré’s translation into French of the Lubartów souvenir book.

Simon Wiesenthal Conference

Simon Wiesenthal Conference

Claire Zalc and Thomas Chopard participate in the colloquium of the Simon Wiesenthal Institute in Vienna, November 2-4, 2022.

Introduction to transnational history

Introduction to transnational history

On October 19, Claire Zalc participates in the first conference on transnational history as part of the partnership between BnF and IHMC.

Forced migration

Forced migration

Claire Zalc speaks at the French School of Athens on October 4 as part of the doctoral training seminar “Migrations contraintes (Forced migration)”.