Our own @KorbAlexander will be giving two online talks in January as a part of the Historical Association’s webinar series commemorating the 75th anniversary of the UN Convention on Genocide. To register, please see: history.org.uk/ha-news/categ…

📢 Announcing Event! This year's Aubrey Newman Lecture is 'The Holocaust in a broader history of modern European violence: comparisons, contrasts, contexts,' by Prof Donald Bloxham. Event is free and open to all. Hope to see you there! Please see date/time/venue details below:

Come along for the book launch of our own @HannahWilsonPhD's edited volume "New Microhistorical Approaches to an Integrated History of the Holocaust" on 14th November from 6-8pm, either in-person in Berlin or on Zoom. Please see below for Zoom meeting and further information:

Our own @KorbAlexander will be speaking on "Music for the Hitler Youth, Hans Baumann (1914–1988)" tomorrow at the Youth - Music - Movement: Mobilization and Formation in the 20th Century conference. For more information, please see: hsozkult.de/event/id/event-1…

This weekend (13 & 14 October), the Stories, Memories, Oblivion conference will be held at the Casa della Resistenza, Verbania, with support from the Stanley Burton Centre. In-person only at the Casa della Resistenza, Verbania; no registration required; event language Italian.

There are 3 spots left for Thursday's event! Grab your (free) spot to join us before registration ends tomorrow (Wed, 11th October) at 5pm @HyPIRUoL

One week left until our first event of the new academic year! Join us for this great opportunity, a research seminar and networking. Spots are filling quickly, so don't miss your chance to come along @HyPIRUoL @LeicesterCSSAH

At the end of September, the SBC hosted the workshop Carceral Spaces in Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Many thanks to all the wonderful speakers and a very well done to the organisers, @kar_hansen, @JonathanLanz3, and @jcret1! @HyPIRUoL

📢 New event! Please join us in the Bob Burgess Building in October for a seminar with Dr Erin Jessee and Dr Annie Pohlman, to be followed by a Q&A and networking with a light buffet. Register your attendance on Eventbrite: eventbrite.com/e/seminar-and…

The Casa della Resistenza, Verbania, in collaboration with the Stanley Burton Centre, is holding a 2-day conference on 13 & 14 October: Stories, Memories, Oblivion: German and Italian War Crimes in World War II between Faults and Repressions. (1/2)

Please join us in welcoming @DrHDexter to the SBC! Dr Dexter's research explores feminist theories of peace and violence. We are excited to learn from and collaborate with you! @HyPIRUoL

Please join us in welcoming our new teaching fellow in Holocaust history, @HannahWilsonPhD! We are very excited for you to join us in September. (1/2) @HyPIRUoL @LeicesterCSSAH

Huge congratulations to SBC member @jennifer_creese on the publication of her book! Available at link.springer.com/book/10.10…

Today's Meet an SBC PGR: @MissParsisson! Georgia's research is a social history of child perpetrators of the Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda through an analysis of how the children became introduced to violence, the violence they committed and the aftermath and punishment.

Thanks to all who came along, both in person and virtually, to yesterday's panel event, 'Diverse approaches in Jewish belonging, identity and safety from antisemitism in the contemporary world'! We greatly appreciate your thoughtful questions and engagement

In response to audience questions to our panel, the panelists discuss Jewish identity at both a communal level and an individual level, and how these differing contexts complicate Jewish identity and Jewish experience

@profjenthompson looks at how Jews connect with one another outside of traditional Jewish institutions. Findings suggest a particular appeal of these unconventional affiliation spaces is that there are no social barriers as to what counts as Jewish

@jennifer_creese: Australia is beginning to broaden the framework of discussion of the Holocaust to include other genocides, and, in particular, is slowly beginning to include the trauma of indigenous communities