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The Hidden Holocaust: Secrets of Sobibor
An international team of archeologists, historians, and geophysicists used oil- and gas-exploration technology to locate the gas chamber at the Sobibor extermination camp, hastily buried by the Nazis...
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The Politics of Genocide
The Second Annual Armenian Studies Symposium focused on the Armenian genocide within the context of Turkish national security policy and international relations. It featured renowned scholar Dr. Taner...
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Dr. Deborah Lipstadt on “The Eichmann Trial”
On Sunday, February 26th, the USF Libraries Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center presented scholar and author Dr. Deborah E. Lipstadt in a discussion of her latest book, “The Eichmann Trial.” Dr....
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How Violence and Genocide in Ottoman Turkey Affect Our World Today
Historian Ronald Grigor Suny gave a talk entitled The Persistent Past at the USF Tampa Library on Monday, April 23rd, 2012. Suny is the Charles Tilly Collegiate Professor of Social and Political...
View ArticleDr. Rachel N. Baum – Remembering the Holocaust
The deepest wish of Holocaust survivors is that their experiences not be forgotten. But what does it mean to remember? In her presentation on November 29, 2012, entitled “Remembering the Holocaust:...
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Armenian Studies Events for Fall 2013: Margaret Ahnert and Richard Hovanissian
This fall, join the USF Libraries Holocaust & Genocide Studies Center for two powerful Armenian studies events. Both are free and open to the public. On November 14th, acclaimed author Margaret...
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Bay Area Premiere for “The Act of Killing”
The USF Libraries Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center is proud to cosponsor the Bay Area Premiere of “The Act of Killing” with the USF Humanities Institute. “I have not seen a film as powerful,...
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Eyewitness to Genocide in Rwanda: Carl Wilkens at USF Jan 17th
As a humanitarian aid worker, Carl Wilkens moved his young family to Rwanda in the spring of 1990. When the genocide was launched in April 1994, Carl refused to leave, even when urged to do so by...
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Picking up the Pieces of the Holocaust – Martina Emme at USF Jan. 21st
Join the USF Libraries Holocaust & Genocide Studies Center for “Journeys of Transformation: Picking up the Pieces of the Holocaust” with Dr. Martina Emme. Dr. Emme is the daughter and...
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Holocaust Survivors as Educators: Making a Difference for the Future
Monday, October 20th | Reception at 5:30 PM | Event at 6 PM USF Alumni Center, Traditions Hall | Free and open to the public Join us for a panel discussion with USF Professors Carolyn...
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