Author: Hannah

Reflecting on our conference ‘After Genocide and Mass Violence’

Posted by Hannah
February 24, 2026

After months of work we had two days full of insightful papers and discussions, sparking new ideas and building new connections at our conference ‘After Genocide and Mass Violence: What Comes Next?’ at Holocaust Centre … Keep reading

Holocaust Centre North partners with POLIN for international conference on Holocaust distortion

Posted by Hannah
July 8, 2025

We are proud to announce that Holocaust Centre North will be one of the international partners of a conference hosted by POLIN museum in Warsaw. The conference entitled ‘Confront Holocaust Distortion in the Digital Era’ … Keep reading

Call for Papers – After Genocide and Mass Violence: What Comes Next? (Workshop)

Posted by Hannah
July 7, 2025

Title of Workshop: After Genocide and Mass Violence: What Comes Next? When: Thursday 23rd and Friday 24th October 2025 Where: In person at Holocaust Centre North, University of Huddersfield 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of … Keep reading

Cambodia: 50 Years Of Reckoning.

Posted by Hannah
February 27, 2025

The 17th April 2025 marks 50 years since ‘Day One’, when Phnom Penh fell to the Khmer Rouge who took power and marked the beginning of a genocide that saw the deaths of over 2 … Keep reading

Bringing ‘Finding Ivy – A Life Worthy of Life’ to Holocaust Centre North

Written by Hannah Randall
September 12, 2024

We are proud that we will be hosting the exhibition ‘Finding Ivy – A Life Worthy of Life’ at Holocaust Centre North. From 2nd October until the end of the month visitors will be able … Keep reading

Bradford Synagogue: Its History and Architecture

Written by Hussain Mahmood
May 30, 2024

Read this blog post to learn more about Bradford Synagogue's rich history, written by Hussain, a third year history student at The University of Huddersfield who has been on a placement at Holocaust Centre North and is a Bradford local. Keep reading

Redefining the Kindertransport 85 years on

Written by Dr Amy Williams
December 4, 2023

Since the 80th anniversary of the Kindertransport to Britain in 2018, scholars, refugee organisations, and politicians have called for a “rethinking” of the Kindertransport so that we see beyond “the big Kindertransport myth”. But the … Keep reading

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