Kamil Karski: "Between memorial and rememberance: Key ideas for the Museum-Memorial Place of Forced Labour and Concentration Camp Plaszow (1942-1945)" {via Zoom}

Event Type

Lecture

Sponsor

Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life at NYU; Champaign-Urbana Jewish Federation; Hillel at Hobart College and William Smith College; Hillel at the University of Virginia; Hillel Campus Alliance of Michigan; Hillel Poland; Hillel@Home; Holocaust Community Services; Hunter College Hillel; Illini Hillel; Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center; Jewish Federation of the Quad Cities; Jewish Studies; Latin America Hillels; Peoria Holocaust Memorial; Rochester Institute of Technology Hillel; Sinai Temple of Champaign-Urbana; Springfield (IL) Jewish Federation; St. Louis Holocaust Museum and Learning Center; Syracuse Hillel; University of Arizona Hillel; Krouse Family Visiting Scholars in Judaism and Western Culture Fund; The Initiative in Holocaust, Genocide, and Memory Studies; Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, UIUC; and the ¬Office of the Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

Date

Nov 10, 2020   3:00 pm  

Contact

Heidi Bell

E-Mail

hbell@illinois.edu

Views

44

How much do you know about Plaszow concentration camp? The ruins of Plaszow, the forgotten Holocaust concentration camp, currently serve as a community park on the outskirts of Krakow, Poland. Join archaeologist Kamil Karski and historian Karlina Ozog as they uncover 70-year-old stories from the Jewish prisoners and work to commemorate the atrocities that happened there.