Overcoming the Gap: Eastern Perspectives on EHRI

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Overcoming the Gap: Eastern Perspectives on EHRI

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Hungarian National Archives; Holocaust Memorial Center (Budapest); NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies (Amsterdam)
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Holocaust Memorial Center, 39 Páva Street, Budapest
Ort
Budapest
Land
Hungary
Vom - Bis
06.11.2014 -
Website
http://www.ehri-project.eu/overcoming-the-gap
Von
Regina Fritz, Institut für Zeitgeschichte, Universität Wien

The workshop "Overcoming the Gap: Eastern Perspectives on EHRI" will offer an overview on EHRI's work and progress, featuring speakers from key areas of the collaboration's development. Besides, the workshop focuses on the Eastern expansion of EHRI, involving colleagues representing leading institutions in the field from Slovakia, Romania and Hungary.

The European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) works to integrate the collections of various Holocaust institutions across Europe into an accessible online portal. EHRI also encourages collaboration in research across various fields of interest. In March 2015, EHRI will introduce its main achievement: an online portal that gives access to dispersed sources relating to the Holocaust.

Programm

9.30am - 1.00pm :

Welcoming remarks: Prof. György Haraszti, Chairman of the Board at the Holocaust Memorial Center

Dr László Csősz (Hungarian National Archives, Budapest), Overcoming the Gap: Eastern Perspectives on EHRI/Introduction

Giles Bennett (IfZ, Münich), Bringing Together the Scattered Evidence - Holocaust-Related Archival Descriptions Across Europe

Dr Reto Speck (Kings College, London/NIOD, Amsterdam), Building Infrastructures for Archives in a Digital World: the EHRI Portal

Barbara Hutzelmann (Editionsprojekt “Judenverfolgung 1933-1945”, Munich), Overview about the State of Holocaust Research and the Archives in Slovakia

Alexandru Climescu (Elie Wiesel National Institute for Studying the Holocaust in Romania, Bucharest), The Evolution of Holocaust Research and Documentation in Romania

Wolfgang Schellenbacher (Jewish Museum in Prague), Research Guides: Displaying Archival Information-from Dispersed Data Sources to a Unified and User-friendly Service

The workshop will be followed by a sandwich lunch.

Admission: Free but booking is essential as space is limited.
Registration: EHRIworkshop@gmail.com

Kontakt

László Csősz

Hungarian National Archives, 1014 Budapest Bécsi kapu tér 2-4.

ehriworkshop@gmail.com

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