23 April 2023 (Sunday)

• 4.00-4.15 PM – Opening Remarks


• 4.15-5.45 PM – Panel 1: On Both Sides of the Wall: Uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto and Beyond
  
  Chair: Jan Gerber Avihu Ronen – ŻOB in Warsaw as a Central Headquarters of Jewish Fighting Organizations in the Ghettoes
  
  Tom Navon – Return to the Ghetto: Polish Communists or Jewish Fighters
  
  Carolyn Piorun – "It is no longer only a Jewish sorrow." The Yiddish PEN Club in London Responding to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising


• 5.45-6.15 PM – Coffee break


• 6.15-7.45 PM – Keynote lecture: Barbara Engelking – A Different Kind of Courage: Jewish Civilians in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

24 April 2023 (Monday)

• 10.00 AM-12.00 PM - Panel 2: Ghettos I
  
  Chair: Michał Trębacz
  
  Anna Hajkova – Theresienstadt and the Society of the Holocaust Victims
  
  Maria Ferenc – "Everyone asks what will become of us." Inhabitants of the Warsaw Ghetto in the Face of the News about the Holocaust
  
  Adam Sitarek – "To our great misfortune, we already know everything...". Knowledge about the Activity of the Extermination Camp in Chełmno and Reactions to It in the Ghettos in Warthegau
   
• Ewa Wiatr – "A rumour spread through the ghetto like lightning about the imminent deportation of the entire population". Deportations from the Lodz Ghetto in 1942: Preparation, Execution, and Reactions


• 12.00-12.30 PM – Coffee break


• 12.30-2.30 PM – Panel 3: Ghettos II
  
  Chair: Natalia Aleksiun
  
  Leonid Gershovich – Uprisings in the Small Ghettos: Popular Jewish Activism in the Face of the Holocaust
  
  Daina Eglitis – Women’s Experiences of "Life Force Atrocities" in the Baltic Ghettos, 1941-1943
  
  Nadja Weck – Daily Life in Sambor’s Ghetto Blich during German Deportation Operations. Local Non-Jewish Inhabitants: Between Collaboration with German Occupants and Aiding their Jewish Neighbours
  
  Natalia Ivchyk – (Un)children's Voices of the Lityn Ghetto


• 2.30-3.30 PM – Lunch break


• 3.30-5.00 PM – Panel 4: In Hiding
  
  Chair: Barbara Engelking
  
  Radosav Tucović – Three and a Half Years in a Shelter: The Case of Hiding Marko Anaf in Occupied Belgrade (1941–1944)
  
  Michał Grochowski – The Third Way: Bunkers in the Warsaw Ghetto
  
  Natalia Aleksiun – "I went into a nervous shock and began talking nonsense." Jewish Accounts of Mental Breakdown in the Face of Mortal Danger


• 5.00-5.30 PM – Coffee break


• 5.30-7.00 PM – Panel 5: In Occupied Europe
  
  Chair: Krzysztof Persak
  
  Dorota Choińska – "They would rather die than return to France..." Polish Jews from France escaping the Shoah to Spain
  
  Stefania Zezza – "Meanwhile, the Jews feel the storm arriving." The Jews from Salonika Facing the Holocaust
  
  Laurien Vastenhout – Fate Unknown? How the Dutch and Belgian Jewish Councils Sought Information about the fate of the Jews in "the East"


• 7.00 PM – Dinner for panelists and invited guests

25 April 2023 (Tuesday)

• 10.00 AM-12.00 PM – Panel 6: Concentration camps
  
  Chair: Agnieszka Haska
  
  Katarína Ristveyová, Lucia Sotáková – Survival Strategies: Jewish Men's, Women's and Children's Experiences in Sered’ Concentration Camp
  
  Alexandra Natoli – The "Privilege" of Cleaning Excrement: Memories of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Scheisskommando
  
  Marta Zawodna-Stephan – Women in the Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp in the Last Period of its Operation
  
  Agata Stępnik – "This is such an embarrassing topic that it became the reason for the conspiracy of silence." The Issue of the Physiology of Female Prisoners of KL Auschwitz-Birkenau in the Works of Batsheva Dagan and Liana Millu


• 12.00-12.30 PM – Coffee break


• 12.30-2.00 PM – Panel 7: Death Marches
  
  Chair: Andrzej Żbikowski
  
  Claudia Vollmer – Massacre on the Baltic: The Palmnicken Death March
  
  Ruth Leiserowitz – The Moment of Rapid Decision. Private Management in Times of Chaos and Highest Danger
  
  Daniel Blatman – "It seemed as if the dead had risen from his grave and start walking." Describing the Indescribable: The death marches experience in post war testimonies


• 2.00-3.00 PM – Lunch break


• 3.00-4.30 PM – Panel 8: Individual Trajectories
  
  Chair: Daniel Newman
  
  Nurit Grossman – Amidst the Spheres of Ghettos and Camps Between Poland and Germany – One Woman's Story of Survival
  
  Alexandra Pulvermacher – A Story of Survival: Tosia and Marcel Reich-Ranicki
  
  Klaas Smelik - Etty Hillesum's Letters about the Transit camp Westerbork (Netherlands) as a Witness of Spiritual Resistance


• 4.30 PM – Conference closure