Call for Articles - Holocaust Studies and Materials 2026
Call for Articles 2026
Call for Articles
Connecting scholarly reflection on the Holocaust to the present - new sources and technologies in research
The past decade has seen a breakthrough in Holocaust research, both in terms of the availability of archival sources and the digital ...
It is with profound sorrow that we bid farewell to Marian Turski—a distinguished journalist, historian, and Survivor. An extraordinary man whose voice resonated deeply, he not only shared the lessons of the past but actively championed courage, solidarity, and empathy in the face of evil.
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Polish Center for Holocaust Research of the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, together with the E. Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute and the Center for Jewish Studies of the University of Lodz, are creating a national node of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure within the framework of ERIC
Michal Kowalski's reply to the article by Jan Grabowski and Katarzyna Markusz
Michal Kowalski, author of the chapter titled “I think Jews will be taken to Treblinka. It's better for you to stay at home.’ Polish residents of towns around Treblinka as Holocaust witnesses. A Local Study”, which appeared in the volume "Oto widać i oto słychać" responds to an article by Prof. Jan Grabowski and Dr. Katarzyna Markusz from the Jewish.pl portal.
Polish Center for Holocaust Research Nowy Swiat St. 72, 00-330 Warsaw; POLAND; Palac Staszica room 120 e-mail: centrum@holocaustresearch.pl
Tel Aviv University Honorary Doctorate for Barbara Engelking
Tel Aviv University Honorary Doctorate for Barbara Engelking
16.05.2023 07:45:09
On May 18, at 7:30 pm (polish time), Prof. Barbara Engelking will receive an honorary doctorate from Tel Aviv University awarded to her in 2021. Online streaming
We are very proud to share with you the news that Prof. Barbara Engelking has been awarded an honorary doctorate from Tel Aviv University. The awarding ceremony will take place on Thursday, May 18 at 8:30 pm (7:30 pm Polish time) and can be followed online. Barbara Engelking will receive the HC doctorate together with, among others, Noble Prize winner, polish writer Olga Tokarczuk
Tel Aviv University awarded Prof. Engelking an honorary doctorate in December 2021. Due to health reasons she was unable to receive it during last year's ceremony . The justification reads that the university's senate, with the honorary doctorate, recognized Prof. Engelking's pioneering contribution to Holocaust research, her determination and courage in fighting the distortion of the memory of the historical event, and in revealing the complexity of the relationship that existed between Poles and Jews during World War II, despite the high personal price she paid for it. Her research reveals the cruelty of the Holocaust and deepens the public's awareness of past events. The professor's contribution to the training of the younger generation of Holocaust scholars and her cordial relationship with Israeli institutions such as Yad Vashem, the Institute for the Remembrance of Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes, where she has been a researcher on four occasions, were also recognized.
In June, Prof. Engelking will receive an honorary doctorate from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.