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Museum of the history of Polish Jews |
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Development of polish Jews in Germany and Ukraine in
commission of the newly build Museum of the history of Polish Jews
in Warschau. |
HRA has the objective to explore new resources on the history of
Polish Jews in German and Ukrainian archives on behalf of future museum
visitors. In this way HRA is opening up rare photographies, important
documents and seldom prints on the everyday life of the once biggest
Jewish community in Europe to the general public.
Further information on the Museum of the history of Polish Jews project
can be obtained at:
www.jewishmuseum.org.pl/ekspozycja-gb.html
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Harvard/Brown University, Prof. Omer
Bartov |
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Research assistance in support of gathering
information resources in Germany, Poland and Ukraine for the
project: “200 years of interethnic relations in Buczacz and the
origins of the Holocaust in Ukraine”. |
By assignment of the renown historian professor Omer Bartov
(“Hitler's army : soldiers, Nazis, and war in the Third Reich”, New
York, NY [u.a.] : Oxford Univ. Press, 1991) HRA explores scientific
resources in Germany, Poland and Ukraine. In addition to printed and
photographic materials, HRA was able to obtain a row of eyewitness
reports, covering the impact of the Holocaust on peoples personal
microcosm in Eastern Galicia.
Further information on the “200 years of interethnic relations in
Buczacz and the origins of the Holocaust in Ukraine” project can be
obtained at:
www.watsoninstitute.org/borderlands/index.cfm |
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Historic Center of the city of Hagen |
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Research and resource acquisition on behalf of the
exhibition project entitled: “Zwangsarbeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen
1939-1945” (“Forced labor in North Rhine Westphalia 1939-1945”). |
In commision of the city of Hagen, HRA has pioneered in fundamental
scientific research by gathering documents on the treatment of so-called
“Ostarbeitern” (“Eastern workers”) from Poland and former Sovjet Union.
The competent Polish, Russian and Ukrainian skills have proven to be a
clear asset of HRA, thus being able to efficiently access, and process,
poorly structured archives.
Further information on the “Forced labor in North Rhine Westphalia
1939-1945” project can be obtained at:
www.nrw-zwangsarbeit.de
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Regional Authority of Westphalia,
Münster (Germany, |
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North Rhine-Westphalia) |
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German-Polish translation of the multimedia-based
project “Jewish life beyond the metropolises”. |
This project comprises an Internet page, showing the history and
cultural heritage of the European Jews. The Jewish Museum in
Dorsten/Germany together with the center „Brama Grodzka – Teatr NN“ in
Lublin/Poland and the foundation “Folkingestraat Synagoge“ in
Groningen/the Netherlands compiled this ambitious Internet page for
educational purposes. From August 1, 2005 on, it can be obtained - also
in our Polish translation - at:
http://www.juedisches-leben.net/index.php |
