Excited to announce that my new article - ‘In Cuba I began my career as a cook’: the intersection between food, class and the German-Jewish female experience of prewar emigration - is out now in Holocaust Studies. If anyone fancies a read, find it here: https://t.co/qVOp32tTai
Our Autumn 2025 Newsletter is out now!
Catch up on all our latest activities, in addition to learning about future events to look forward to here: https://t.co/sCC6Z681NY
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Are you an MA or PhD student working on 20th century European History or Holocaust studies?
On 17 November 2025, the Wiener Holocaust Library are hosting an online digital skills workshop for MA and PhD Students
Find out more here: https://t.co/BKtfjC2ctW
Today marks the 36th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster. As always, our thoughts are with all those affected and the 97 fans who will never be forgotten.
You’ll Never Walk Alone.
Our Spring 2025 Newsletter is out now!
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In light of an excellent and moving screening of ‘The World Will Tremble’ on our Royal Holloway campus, below are a list of the select London cinemas @LortonEnt hosting viewings of this important new film about the true story of the attempt by Jewish prisoners to escape Chełmno.
Last week to apply! Are you a heritage professional, museum worker, journalist, teacher, staff at an NGO, or an education practitioner?
We're hosting four workshops on current research in Holocaust Studies, led by scholars from the HRI.
Find out more: https://t.co/HjBwjgMM4m
Our Winter 2024 Newsletter is out now!
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The work of an overlooked German-Jewish artist who created the UK’s first memorial to victims of Nazi persecution is to be the focus of an exhibition that shines light on the unreported aspects of his life @guardian@BenQuinn75 https://t.co/cjmZqehas9
When I am not PhD-ing, I paint on the side and the gallery that represents me in Stockholm is sadly closing its doors very soon. After 4 collections, 49 works painted and 45 sold, there are only 4 left that I would love to find forever homes!
https://t.co/QM1y82Bm60
An honour to have been able to write a piece for this special issue! Congratulations @BarnabasBalint and @CharlieK_Hist, an excellent introduction to an exciting edition @HolocaustJCH.
Find my article here: https://t.co/IoSQAGIpAq
I'm delighted that the introduction to the special issue "Transnational Holocaust studies in history and memory" that I co-edited with @CharlieK_Hist has been published with @HolocaustJCH.
https://t.co/nmO7DHtSmf
Excited to announce that my new article - ‘In Cuba I began my career as a cook’: the intersection between food, class and the German-Jewish female experience of prewar emigration - is out now in Holocaust Studies. If anyone fancies a read, find it here: https://t.co/qVOp32tTai