Julia Roos, Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Leibniz-Institut für jüdische Geschichte und Kultur – Simon Dubnow
WEDNESDAY, June, 23
15:45-16:00
Opening Remarks
Anna Artwińska (Leipzig University Leipzig)/Yechiel Weizman (Dubnow Institute)
16:00-17:15
Panel 1: Literature and Materiality
Anna Artwińska (Leipzig University)/Anja Tippner (University of Hamburg)
Neglected, Cherished, Contemplated: Jewish Material Culture through the Lens of Postcatastrophic Literature
Anita Jarzyna (University of Lodz)/Marta Tomczok (University of Silesia)/Agnieszka Piśkiewicz-Bornstein
Jewish Objects in the Literature of Irit Amiel – Lost, Regained, Replaced
17:15-17:30
Break
17:30-19:15
Panel 2: The Power of Postcatastrophic Objects
Agata Zborowska (University of Warsaw)
Disloyal Objects. Emotions and Material Things in Post-war Poland
Carolin Lange (Bavarian State Office for Museums)
After They Left: Looted Objects and the Private Perception of the Holocaust
Zuzanna Dziuban (Austrian Academy of Science)
Atopic Objects: Jewish Things in Post-Holocaust Poland
THURSDAY, June 24
16:00-17:45
Panel 3: Musealization and Memorialization
Erica Lehrer (Concordia University)
Awkward Objects of Genocide: Vernacular Arts, Ethnographic Museums, and Holocaust Bystander Memory in Poland
Renata Piątkowska (POLIN Museum)
Sacred Remnants and their “Custodians”. Objects from the Collection of the POLIN Museum
Monika Heinemann (Dubnow Institute)
Holocaust Photographsas “Secondary Objects” in Polish Museums
17:45-18:00
Break
18:00-19:45
Panel 4: To Whom Does it Belong? Objects and Ownership
Judith Siepmann (Dubnow Institute)
Lost and Found. The Story of two Legal Documents from Max Pinkus’ Dispersed Library
Anna Kawałko (The Hebrew University)
Objects of Desire, Objects of Denial. German-Jewish Libraries in Czechoslovakia after 1945
Yechiel Weizman (Dubnow Institute)
Abandoned Property? Jewish Houses after the War in Olkusz, Poland
FRIDAY, June 25
15:00-16:45
Panel 5: Ruptured Spaces
Roma Sendyka (Jagiellonian University)
Non-sites of Memory
Maria Ferenc-Piotrowska (Jewish Historical Institute)
Monuments vs. Ruins in the Warsaw Ghetto
Alicja Mroczkowska (Jewish Historical Institute)
Matzevot as an Agent in Contextualizing Polish-Jewish Relations
16:45-17:00
Break
17:00-19:00
Round Table: Discovering the Traces of Jewish Past in Poland. On the Documentary Archeology by Andrzej Brzozowski (1968)
Participants:
Jan Borowicz (University of Warsaw)
Katarzyna Chmielewska (Polish Academy of Sciences)
Piotr Forecki (Adam Mickiewicz University)
Tomasz Żukowski (Polish Academy of Sciences)
19:00-19:15
Break
19:15-19:45
Concluding Discussion