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- 3 May 2022: Torn Apart. Family Histories During and After the Holocaust
- 29th March: In the Midst of Civilized Europe. The Pogroms of 1918/1921
- March 2022: Worlds Apart: The Journeys of My Jewish Family in Twentieth-Century Europe
- 15 March 2022: Everyday Zionism in Eastern Central Europe
- 8 March 2022: Yiddish in South Africa
- 1 March 2022: Survival on the Margins. Polish Jewish survival in the wartime Soviet Union
- 1 February 2022: Polin vol. 34: Jewish Self-government in the Polish Lands
- 25 January 2022: Survival and posterity
- 18 January 2022: In the Shadow of the Holocaust
- 7 December 2021: Conscious History: Polish Jewish Historians Before the Holocaust
- 16 November 2021: Weimar and Now: Yiddish Writers in Weimar Berlin
- 4 November 2021: It Could Lead to Dancing: Mixed-Sex Dancing and Jewish Modernity
- 19 October 2021: The Frog under the Tongue. Polish-Jewish medical traditions
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- 27 April 2021: 3rd Jewish Roots Workshop – Deep Roots
- 13 April 2021: The Rebellion of the Daughters – Young Jewish Women and Their Religious Attitudes in Galicia around 1900
- 16 March 2021: Symposium in Honor of Antony Polonsky
- 9 March 2021: The Jews in the Band. Anders Army’s Special Troups
- 23 February 2021: The Legacy of the Shtetl. Investigating Polish-Belarusian-Ukrainian Borderlands
- 9 February 2021: Dvorah Vogel. Yiddish Modernist Poetry
- 20 January 2021: Antisemitism in the Bolshevik Revolution
- 11 January 2021: Launch of POLIN vol. 33, “Jewish Religious Life in Eastern Europe”
- 15 December 2020: Of Chicken and Eggs. Jewish Political Agency in the Context of Jewish Self-Government in the Polish Lands
- 1 December 2020: Marc Volovici – German as a Jewish Problem
- 3 November 2020: Agnes Kaposi – “Yellow Star Red Star”
- 7 May 2020: Władysław Anders – “The Polish Moses”
- 12 March 2020: Agnes Kaposi – Lessons of a Life
- 11 February 2020: Fascism in the Countryside?
- 23 January 2020: POLIN Vol. 32: ‘Jewish Musicians and Jewish Music-Making in Polish Lands’
- 27 October 2019: Who Will Write our History
- 22 September 2019: Jewish Roots Workshop
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- 21 May 2019 Holocaust survivors and Holocaust Historians. How do their narratives differ?
- 29 January 2019: POLIN Vol. 31 Poland and Hungary: Jewish Realities Compared
- 10 December 2018: Anna Bikont on Irena Sendler
- 28 and 29 November 2018: 8th Litvak Days in London
- 13 November 2018: Memories of the Minsk Ghetto
- 23 May 2018: Shimon Redlich: A New Life in Israel, 1950-54
- 25 March 2018: Politics of Power – The events of March’68 in Poland
- 16 January 2018: POLIN. Vol. 30 Jewish Education in Eastern Europe
- 29-30 November 2017: 7th Annual Litvak Days in London Conference on The Litvak Impact on the Arts
- 25 October 2017: Vilne Komitet and the Destruction of Polish Jewry
- 21 May 2017: The Ceremony
- 25 April 2017: Identifying, Narrating, Regulating, Covering, Healing the Jewish Body: (Eastern) Ashkenas in the Early Modern Period
- 23 March 2017: Brama Grodzka: A Gate to a Shared Past
- 16 January 2017: Conference to launch POLIN: Studies in Polish Jewry Vol. 29: ‘Writing East European Jewish History’
- 12 December 2016: “Half the Town” (“Połowa miasteczka”)
- 30 November – 1 December 2017: 6th Litvak Days in London Jewish Languages in the Lithuanian Context
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