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The event will feature the newest research from an interdisciplinary perspective on the history of the Jewish community in Łódź before, during, and after the Holocaust.

POLIN Museum and the German Historical Institute in Warsaw are hosting the international conference that aims at tracing the fate of synagogue architecture in East-Central Europe since 1945.

The session will be complemented by a lecture addressed to the general public, delivered by Martín Caparrós, author of the outstanding volume titled, "Hunger."

Mirjam Rajner and Richard Cohen will discuss their new book, "Samuel Hirszenberg, 1865-1908: A Polish Jewish Artist in Turmoil".

Join the discussion of this striking and controversial account of the underside of Jewish life.

Allison Schachter will discuss her new book in conversation with Anita Norich, Karolina Szymaniak, Anastasiya Lyubas.

Moshe Rosman will discuss his new book, "Categorically Jewish, Distinctly Polish: Polish Jewish History Reflected and Refracted".

The conference about Operation Reinhardt seeks to present the newest research on the Holocaust in Poland.

Conversation about Eliyana Adler’s book "Survival on the Margins"

Jeffrey Shandler in conversation with Joanna Nalewajko-Kulikov. Antony Polonsky, host of the GEOP series “What's New, What's Next? Book Talks”

Sol Goldberg, Scott Ury, and Kalman Weiser, who edited the collection of 22 essays “Key Concepts in the Study of Antisemitism”, will discuss the significance of this volume and its relevance for addressing the study of antisemitism today.

Nancy Sinkoff in conversation with David Myers and David Engel. Antony Polonsky, host of the GEOP series “What's New? What's Next? Book Talks,” will moderate the meeting.

Artur Markowski will discuss his recent publications in conversation with Anna Cichopek-Gajraj and Jeffrey Kopstein. Antony Polonsky, Chief Historian of POLIN Museum’s Global Education Outreach Program, will moderate the meeting.