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Museum of the history of Polish Jews |
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Development of polish Jews in Germany and Ukraine in commission of the newly build Museum of the history of Polish Jews in Warsaw. |
HRA has the objective to explore new resources on the history of
Polish Jews in German and Ukrainian archives on behalf of future museum
visitors. In this way HRA is opening up rare photographs, important
documents and seldom prints on the everyday life of the once biggest
Jewish community in Europe to the general public.
Further information on the Museum of the history of Polish Jews project
can be obtained at:
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Brown University, Prof. Omer
Bartov |
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Research assistance in support of gathering
information resources in Germany, Poland and Ukraine for the
book project: The Voice of Your Brother’s Blood: Buczacz, Biography of a Town. |
By assignment of the renown historian professor Omer Bartov
(“Hitler's army : soldiers, Nazis, and war in the Third Reich”, New
York, NY [u.a.] : Oxford Univ. Press, 1991) HRA explores scientific
resources in Germany, Poland and Ukraine. In addition to printed and
photographic materials, HRA was able to obtain a row of eyewitness
reports, covering the impact of the Holocaust on people's personal
microcosm in Eastern Galicia.
Further information on the “200 years of interethnic relations in
Buczacz and the origins of the Holocaust in Ukraine” project can be
obtained at:
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German Federal Archives. Bundesarchiv Berlin |
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Researcher for the Digital Humanities archival projects: ‚List of Jewish residents from former German eastern provinces‘, date collected in Polish State Archives & the online-portal ‚Forced Labour‘ with data from Byelorussian and Ukrainian State Archives: |
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Yahad-in-Unum‘,Centre Européen de Ressources pour |
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la Recherche et l’Enseignement sur la Shoah à l’Est, Paris |
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Archival research in Byelorussuan, Polish, Ukrainian and German archives with refer to facts German mass shootings in order to identify Jewish mass graves from World War II all over East Central Europe: |
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