IJS Events
- A Language in Search of Its Author: The Early Modern Beginnings of Modern Hebrew
- BOOK LAUNCH: Sport and British Jewry, 1890-1970
- Simon Wiesenthal Memorial Lecture - Perpetrators, Collaborators, Resisters, Bystanders: The Shoah in Greater Bulgaria, 1943
- We Are Here: Memories of the Lithuanian Holocaust
- Identity through Difference: Rabbinic Judaism and Christian Narrative
- Fighting a Specter in Times of War: Soviet Jewry and the Heroization of Bogdan Khmelnitsky
- Summer Conference 2013
- Summer Lecture
- Marc Michael Epstein Lecture
- Kenneth Sacks Lecture
- Institute of Jewish Studies Summer Concert
- An Extraordinary Archive: Emanuel Ringelblum and the Warsaw Ghetto
- Jewish Identity and Israeli Foreign Policy
- Sephardim, Holocaust and Diasporic Memory: the Jews from the Island of Rhodes
- Rescue during the Holocaust: Sources and Causes
- David to Nehemiah: new fragments from Kenyon’s Jerusalem
- Book Launch: Ruta's Closet
- The Amazing Adventures of a Hebrew Manuscript from Medieval England
- My Father the Good Nazi: Reflections on an Encounter
- First Films of the Holocaust: Soviet Cinema and the Genocide of the Jews, 1938-1946
- Ukrainians, Jews and Poles: The Ukrainian Triangle in Historical Perspective
- Bringing the Dark to Light – Memory of the Holocaust in Postcommunist Europe
- Blair, Labour and Palestine: Conflicting Views on Middle East Peace After 9/11
- Jews and the Making of the Modern Cultural Industry
- Vision 2020: Leading British Jewry into the Future
- Redcliffe Salaman, President of the Jewish Historical Society of England
- From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left, the Jews and Israel
- The Postwar Quest for Justice: Jewish Honor Courts in Poland and in the Displaced Persons’ Camps
- What's Jewish About Jewish Folklore?
- Can Judaism restore the ‘Human’ to Human Rights?
- Christóbal Méndez alias Abraham Franco Silveyra: The Puzzling Saga of a 17th Century Converso
- Jewish Women Writers in Victorian England
- Defining Jewish Medicine
- The Ambiguity of Virtue: Gertrude van Tijn and the Fate of the Dutch Jews
- How Jesus celebrated Passover –Early Modern Views of the Last Supper
- "...And Thereafter: the impact of World War One on the Jews and their Europe"
- Empires, Nationalisms and the First World War
- Hunt for the Jews: the Case of Occupied Poland, 1942-1945
- The Man who never threw anything away: Moses Gaster and his World
- Jewish and Christian Tombstones from ancient Zoara/Zoora
- Royal Jews: Jewish Life in Berkshire from the Readmission Till Today
- The Jews in Congress Poland: At The Dynamic Centre of Political, Economic and Cultural Change
- What Exactly was the Goal of the Nazi anti-Jewish Enterprise?
- From Elephantine to Jerusalem and Back
- Maimonides and Contemporary Tort Theory: Law, Religion, Economics and Morality
- The Grammar of the Eastern European Hasidic Hebrew Tale
- Do Jews Believe in Saints? A Medieval Rabbi and his Posthumous Travels
- Jewish Women and Books in Medieval and Renaissance Italy
- Ephemeral Metropolis? The History of Jewish Warsaw
- Depicting Jewish Thought
- The European Jewish Experience of Migration: Early Modern and Modern Perspectives
- Archaeologists, Collectors, and Museums: Redressing the Ethical Divide in the face of Modern Conflict
- "In the footsteps of King Billy": The Origins of the Jewish Community in Dublin in the Context of Irish History
- The Rediscovery of Josephus and Modern Jewish Identity
- Zodiac Calendars and Angels in the Dead Sea Scrolls
- Moses’ Jewish Problem
- The Biblical Ishmael as seen by Medieval and Modern Jews
- PIANO CONCERT
- Jewish Writing in Poland
- The Popes and the Jews in 16th Italy: a convoluted encounter
- Brothers-in-arms with Nazi Germans: Jews in Finland during World War II
- The future of the past: Reflecting on Jewish history under the signs of shadow and hope
- Jewish Languages
- Domesticating Techniques in the First Hebrew Shakespeare Translations
- The Epistle of the Number by Ibn al-Ahdab. The Transmission of Arabic mathematics to Hebrew circles in Medieval Sicily
- Theodor Herzl: From Jewish Politics to Geo-Politics
- The Zohar: Reception and Impact
- Wandering Jews in England’s Green and Pleasant Land
- A New Approach to Mapping Jewish History
- Persuasion or Coercion? Approaches to the Law in early Jewish and Christian thought
- Digitalising Hebrew Manuscripts
- “An Even More Unexpected Find” – the Synagogue of Dura-Europos and its Place in Local Society
- Naphtali Franks FRS (1715-1796) – Musician, Synagogue Warden and Communal Eminence
- Anti-Semitism, Anti-Zionism and the Left in Britain
- Writing Jewish History in Eastern Europe
- The Book of Jonah: a Paraphonous Polemic
- Jacob Harris: an early Jewish (triple) Murderer in England
- Is there such a thing as Medicine in the Bible?
- Jewish Physicians from Galicia: Trailblazers and Rebels
- Women, Voice, and Music in British Synagogues
- Jews in Medieval England – What can we learn from a European comparison?
- Moses Gaster and the Samaritans
- Judith Montefiore discovers the Holy Land
- Jewish Education in Eastern Europe
- The Collective Biography of British Jews
- The Yiddish poetry of Avrom Sutzkever
- Margaret Thatcher and the Middle East
- Ernest Bloch in Britain
- CANCELLED_New Insights on Bar Kokhba from his Coins
- Life of a Finnish-Polish family during the Holocaust
- Defending the Indefensible: The Board of Deputies of British Jews and Communal Defence
- New Insights on Bar Kokhba from his Coins
- IJS Summer Conference 2018
- Reflections on Writing a History of Judaism
- Whitechapel Noise: Jewish Immigrant Life in Yiddish Song and Verse, London 1884–1914
- Bilingual Rabbis: Mapping the use of languages in the Talmud Yerushalmi
- The Jewish calendar controversy of 921/2: when Palestinians and Babylonians celebrated the festivals on different dates
- The House and the Book: sanctuary and scripture in late antique Judaism and Christianity, and early Islam
- Food and Alcohol in Iron Age Israel and Judah: Archaeological Perspectives
- 125th Anniversary Event-Back to the Future
- Poland and Hungary: Jewish Realities Compared
Highlights
Please see our IJS Spring Programme for our next events.
Watch this space, and if you are not on our mailing list please email s.benisaac@ucl.ac.uk so that we can keep you fully informed.
Poland and Hungary: Jewish Realities Compared
A ONE-DAY CONFERENCE TO LAUNCH STUDIES IN POLISH JEWRY: POLIN 31
Tuesday 29th January 2019 from 9.30 to 5.30 pm.
For further information please click here
Reflections on Writing a History of Judaism
Start:
May 24, 2018 06:30 PM
End:
May 24, 2018 08:30 PM
Location: David Davies lecture theatre, UCL Roberts Building, Malet Place
Lecture by Professor Martin Goodman, preceded by a drinks reception in front of the lecture theatre at 6.30pm.
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