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Seminar on the Holocaust and Memory

Hilary Term 2023

Mondays at 2:15pm UK Time

The Clarendon Institute, Room 207

Convenors: Zoë Waxman, Barnabas Balint

Please see the poster here.

 

Week 1, January 16

Robert Thompson (UCL)

A ‘full-time job as a listener’: Christian responses to Jewish testimony in the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust

 

Week 3, January 30

Esther Yadgar (University of Oxford)

Holocaust in present tense – second and third generations time lapses when talking about their parents’ Holocaust stories

 

Week 5, February 13

Daniel M. Herskowitz (University of Oxford)

Hannah Arendt and the controversy of ‘Eichmann in Jerusalem’

 

Week 7, February 27

Ben Barkow

Walking in West Cornwall with my great Aunt Hilde, gassed and burned in Auschwitz: Some Poems.

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