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Last few days to apply for the post of Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Advanced Eastern European Jewish Studies for our “Global Jewish Studies in/as Holocaust Studies” project.
Apply here by 14 April 2023:
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Benjamin B. Ferencz, Last Surviving Nuremberg Prosecutor, Dies at 103
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Congratulations to who was elected Executive Secretary on the International Network of Genocide Scholars () executive board! A long-time INoGS member, this is Jeff's first session on the board.
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Breaking News: The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for President Vladimir Putin of Russia for war crimes. The court said that Putin bore individual criminal responsibility for the abduction and deportation of Ukrainian children. nyti.ms/40gw9pG
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INoGS 2024 Call for Papers: 9th International Conference w/the #USC Dornsife Center for Advanced Genocide Research - “Genocide and Survivor Communities: Agency, Resistance, Recognition" June 23-26, 2023. Portal for proposals will be open soon. More info:
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ICC to seek warrants against Russians over alleged Ukraine war crimes - source
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2 yr #postdoc opp: - Holocaust and Genocide Studies, with a focus on displacement, (10M) Starts 09.01.23 Galloway - Main Campus, New Jersey, US
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Breaking News: The Pentagon is blocking the U.S. from sharing evidence on Russian atrocities in Ukraine with the International Criminal Court, officials said. Military leaders fear setting a precedent that might pave the way for it to prosecute Americans.
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An article by U.S. NWR on recently passed petitions within the UN Security Council. The UN Security Council, at the request of the U.S. and Albanian delegates, have successfully been able to keep the human rights situation in North Korea as a part of the Security Council Agenda.
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Vielleicht sollte Putins Angriffskrieg auch mal dazu einladen zu reflektieren, was wir in der Geschichte so feiern.
"Welteroberung als Brettspiel: Was wurde eigentlich aus »Risiko«?" /2 spiegel.de/tests/brettspi via
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🚨Mexico: We are very concerned by reports that soldiers opened fire on a pickup truck, killing 5 young men in Nuevo Laredo Sunday morning.
Videos taken afterwards show chaos as soldiers fight with neighbors, journalists, and members of a local human rights group.
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Breaking News: New intelligence has prompted the Energy Department to conclude with "low confidence" that an accidental laboratory leak in China most likely caused the Covid pandemic, though U.S. spy agencies remain divided over the origins of the virus.
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The and City College of NY is hosting a workshop tomorrow on genocide and mass violence. DM me if you want to attend.
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We have initiated a Forum on Russia's War on Ukraine. Articles will appear seriatim as we receive them. Naturally Ukrainian authors are included. Free access till July. The first one is ‘“We’ve Got to Kill Them”: Responses to Bucha on Russian Social Media Groups’ by
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The Australian Government has faced criticism over its hesitation to ban imports made by forced labor. It stands accused of "stalling action", citing "practical reasons" as being behind its hesitation to follow calls to ban imports that used forced labor in their production.
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30 April 1945 | As Soviet forces neared his command bunker in central Berlin Adolf Hitler shot himself.
Hitler's Thousand Year Reich lasted twelve years, four months & eight days.
We need to commemorate all the victims & remember where ideologies of hatred may lead humanity to.
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On this day in 1945, Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his bunker in Berlin. Just 8 days later, on May 8th, the Nazi regime would issue a formal surrender to the allies - officially ending the war in Europe. For more on this day, see here:
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You can see the call for papers, as well as more information on the organization at this link:
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Attention Scholars!
The call for papers invitation for the Centre. Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies of Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries is now open!
The topic is: Environment of Central European Border Regions
Submission deadline: July 31, 2022
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We have just published a special issue on ‘“Patriotic History” and the (Re)Nationalization of Memory’, featuring fifteen essays tandfonline.com/toc/cjgr20/cur 1/
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Here is a 2016 video that featured interviews with some of the last survivors of the Armenian Genocide, compiled by National Geographic:
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Yesterday marked the 107th anniversary of the deportation and killing of several Armenian Community Leaders from the Ottoman capital in modern-day Istanbul, which ultimately served to act as a catalyst for the subsequent Armenian Genocide.
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The International Network of Genocide Scholars' conference is almost here! It is slated to take place from June 26-June 28, and will be held at the Memory and Tolerance Museum in Mexico City! For more on the conference, visit here:
inogs-conference2022.mx/call-for-papers
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We at the International Network of Genocide Scholars would like to wish all of our friends and colleagues in the Jewish community a very happy Passover!
We encourage everybody to take a moment to watch this video from the
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Here is the full thread of every article in the that has been made free through the month of June in order to help contextualize the crisis in Ukraine!
Full access to the is included with INoGS membership. For more:
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In the interests of contextualizing some of the issues in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the journal is making a selection of relevant articles freely available till the end of June. @RoutledgeHist @Rout_PoliticsIR @INoGSonline 
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To read Dreyer's article, follow this link:
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
For more on the author, Nicolas Dreyer, visit here:
uni-bamberg.de/slavlit/person
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Dreyer explores the "historical resonance" that he describes as supporting the tendency for both Ukraine and Russia to "avoid their historical responsibilities". He specifically explores the manner with which both sides have accused each other of substantive human rights abuses.
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The final article that has been made accessible is titled "Genocide, Holodomor and Holocaust Discourse as Echo of Historical Injury And as Rhetorical Radicalization in the Russia-Ukrainian Conflict of 2013-2018", written by Nicolas Dreyer.
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Throughout the past week, we have been highlighting six of the articles published in the that have been made free through the end of June in light of the crisis in Ukraine. Today, we will be highlighting the last of these articles.
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For more on its author, Nikolay Koposov, visit here:
realc.emory.edu/home/people/fa
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His article is one of six in the that have been made temporarily free through the end of June in an effort to contextualize the ongoing violence in Ukraine. To access the article, visit here:
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Koposov explores the recent ideological stances that have taken hold in Russia, despite claims from Putin that the only "possible" ideology in their "modern democratic society" (a hotly contested claim) was patriotism.
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Scholar and historian Nikolay Koposov explores the history of Russian political ideology, and the recent streak of nationalism that has been implanted within Russian history in Putin's Russia in his article, "The Only Possible Ideology": Nationalizing History in Putin's Russia".
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This is one of six articles that have been made free in an effort to contextualize the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. To access the article, visit here:
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
For more information on its author, Georgiy Kasianov, visit here:
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