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What Remains of a Lost Collection? Workshops Organised by the Jewish Historical Institute and Centrum Judaicum in Berlin
How can we tell the story of a collection, much of which has been irretrievably lost? Can a photograph of an object that no longer exists become a historical testimony in its own right? On 6 September and 1 October 2026, Berlin’s Centrum Judaicum hosted a public event, artistic workshops and an expert workshop organised in cooperation with the Jewish Historical Institute. The events accompanied the exhibition "Images of Identity: The Collection of the Pre-war Jewish Museum in Berlin", currently on view at the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw.
30 October: The Institute is closed
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“Intimate Memory, Institutional Memory: Reframing Holocaust Commemorations” – International Conference | 15–17 November 2026
Visit of Secretary General of the German Bundestag
“Will These Words Reach You? The Underground Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto” - special preview of the exhibition in New York
On September 16, 2026, the special preview of the exhibition “Will These Words Reach You? The Underground Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto” took place at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in New York.
80th anniversary of the discovery of the first part of the Ringelblum Archive – programme of events
In September 1946, the first part of the Warsaw Ghetto Underground Archive was discovered in the ruins of a building at what was then 68 Nowolipki Street. Eighty years on, the Jewish Historical Institute invites you to join us in commemorating the 80th anniversary of the discovery of the first part of the Ringelblum Archive
Changes to the Institute’s opening hours on 3, 13 and 24 September
Reading Room opening hours from 1 September
Opening hours of the Institute from August 12-16, 2026
The permanent exhibition 'What we’ve been unable to shout out to the world' ” is closed to visitors | July 30, 2026
August 3–7: Only materials from the Archives and the reference collection will be available in the Reading Room
International Conference "Documenting the Holocaust: Testimonies as Historical Evidence" – A Recap
The March of Remembrance 2026
This year marks the fifteenth time that we will walk the streets of Warsaw in the March of Remembrance to honour the memory of nearly 300,000 Jews from the Warsaw ghetto who were murdered over the course of mere two months.
Visit by Conny Kristel, a scholarship recipient of the EHRI-ERIC program - dr Emily Roche
At the begining of June, our Institute hosted Dr. Emily Roche, a fellow of the Conny Kristel Program under EHRI-ERIC.
International Conference ‘Documenting the Holocaust: Testimonies as Historical Evidence’ - photos
The international conference 'Documenting the Holocaust: Testimonies as Historical Evidence' has ended.
Visit by Conny Kristel, a scholarship recipient of the EHRI-ERIC program
At our Institute, we are hosting Dr. Anastasiia Simferovska, a Conny Kristel Fellow within the EHRI-ERIC program.
Call for Papers - The international conference 'Intimate Memory, Institutional Memory: Reframing Holocaust Commemorations'
The Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw invites scholars to submit abstracts for an international conference devoted to the evolving practices of Holocaust remembrance across individual, community, and institutional contexts.
The 83rd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
In connection with the 83rd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, we encourage you to read the article by Prof. Andrzej Żbikowski, Ph.D., on this event, available in the “Encyclopedia of the Warsaw Ghetto.”
Images of Identity. The Collection of Berlin’s Pre-War Jewish Museum
10 April 2026 – 30 November 2026
Jewish Historical Institute opening hours on April 3, 2026
EHRI-ERIC Strategy Days and EHRI NCC Meeting in Prague
On March 23–24, 2026, the EHRI National Coordinator Committee (NCC) meeting took place at the Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague, as part of the EHRI-ERIC Strategy Days.
Emanuel Ringelblum - death and legacy
Today we remember Emanuel Ringelblum - a historian, social activist, founder of the Underground Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto, patron of our Institute.
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