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Our Archivist’s Perspective: Cataloguing And Developing The Archive

Written by Hari Jonkers
December 22, 2023

My name is Hari Jonkers, I have been the Archivist at Holocaust Centre North since September 2021. Over the past year I have been leading on Homeward Bound, one of Holocaust Centre North’s flagship projects. … 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

On The Anniversary Of The November Pogroms of 1938

Written by Jen Kagan
November 9, 2023

This week we commemorate the anniversary of the November Pogroms of 1938 – a pivotal moment in history that remains etched in the memories of many of our founding members; Edith Goldberg, Liesel Carter, Heinz … Keep reading

Why do we need to learn about the Holocaust?

Written by Amy Fletcher
October 18, 2023

Take a read of this short reflection piece from Amy who recently carried out a work experience placement with us. Keep reading

Listening To Survivors: A Statement From Our Chair On The Ongoing Conflict Against Hamas

Written by Jen Kagan
October 12, 2023

October 7th 2023, marks a tragic and heart-wrenching day for Jewish communities both in Israel and worldwide. This date witnessed the highest number of Jews murdered in one day since the Holocaust. We condemn the … Keep reading

Ben Barkow Presented with CBE for Outstanding Contribution to Holocaust Education and Awareness

Posted by Alessandro
September 6, 2023

It is with great pleasure that we announce Ben Barkow is set to be presented with the honour of a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in recognition of his unwavering dedication … Keep reading

Shylock’s Shadow: Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice’ and the Nazi takeover of theatres

Written by Aimie Allen
September 6, 2023

In 1933, the Nazi Party sought to control every aspect of German culture, including theatre. Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice was appropriated by the Ministry of Propaganda to spread antisemitic propaganda. Keep reading

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