Freedom and Responsibility: A Torah Perspective on Liberation Eighty Years Later
Rabbi Warren Goldstein, Chief Rabbi of South Africa, brings a Daas Torah perspective to the question of liberation. He explores freedom not… see more
Eighty Years Later: What Liberation Gave and What It Withheld
Dr. Michael Berenbaum, world-renowned Holocaust historian and scholar of memory and ethics, examines liberation as both a moment of… see more
Returning From The East: Jewish Repatriation to the Soviet Union After the Holocaust
Dr. Eliyana Adler, historian of Soviet and East European Jewry, examines the little-known stories of Jewish survivors who returned to the… see more
Opening the Aftermath: 1946 and the Moral Work That Followed
Dr. Ruth Lichtenstein, Holocaust educator and founding director of Project Witness, opens the conference by reframing liberation as the… see more
From Displacement to Distance: Why Holocaust Survivors Built New Lives in Australia
Dr. Suzanne Rutland, leading historian of Australian Jewry, traces the political, social, and emotional forces that led thousands of… see more
The Revival of Halacha After Liberation: Agunot, Marriage, Loss, and Halachic Responsibility
In the chaotic years after liberation, agunah cases were not theoretical, they were urgent and constant. Drawing on the postwar rabbinic… see more
Between Ruins and Renewal: Jewish Life in Poland 1945–1955
Dr. Kamil Kijek, historian of postwar Polish Jewry, explores Jewish life in Poland during the turbulent decade after the Holocaust. This… see more
After Rescue: Kindertransport Children and the Long Road Beyond the War
Rabbi Aubrey Hersh, Holocaust scholar and educator, follows the postwar lives of Kindertransport children whose rescue did not mark an end… see more
From What Was Written to What We Teach: Youth Diaries and the Work Beyond 1946
In this closing address, Israel B. Bitton, Deputy Director of Project Witness, reflects on the discovery of Holocaust youth diaries and… see more
Upstanders & Bystanders
Protecting Our Religious Freedom
Utilizing Tools Of Democracy To Protect Our Religious Freedom. see more
The Day The Rabbis Marched
This talk explores the history and impact of the march by 400 Orthodox rabbis to the White House during the Holocaust. Speaker: Dr. Rafael… see more
Shailos U’tshuvos of the Holocaust
This talk provides educators with the tools to use the materials in diverse classroom settings. The material is designed for all levels of… see more
Voices From The Ghetto: Part One of a Two-Part Series
Learn about life in the Warsaw Ghetto and the tragic events of the summer of 1942. Of the many leaders who inspired the Jews of the Ghetto… see more
Antisemitism Through History Timeline
Mrs. Schechter's Part Of The Spring 2025 Course
Liberation And Rebirth
Rabbi Yossi_Weiser - The Final Solution
