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​FDR Library Hosts Holocaust Conference Oct. 12-15
Media Alert Β· Friday, October 8, 2021

Washington, DC

WHAT:  The ΝώΔαΛΉΘΛΣιΐΦ³‘ Franklin D. Roosevelt Library will host , a groundbreaking, first-ever live (virtual) international conference that uses new technologies to examine tough issues including β€œMyths and Realities of American responses to the Holocaust” and β€œWhat Did We Know and When?” The conference features 15 sessions and more than 50 speakers who will present, discuss, and provide β€œhow to” Holocaust research guidance. Open to academics, press, students, historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in using digital technologies for Holocaust research! See.

WHEN: Tuesday, October 12, through Friday, October 15, starting at 10 a.m. ET                                       

WHO: FDR Library Director Paul Sparrow, Morgenthau Scholar-in-Residence Abby Gondek, other ΝώΔαΛΉΘΛΣιΐΦ³‘ experts, Holocaust scholars, professional researchers, and representatives from institutions such as the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Joint DIstribution Committee.

WHERE/HOW: Anywhere! Join the FDR Library’s conference  livestream! Many sessions will be recorded and made available online at a later time. Follow on Twitter @FDRLibrary.

Background:
The ΝώΔαΛΉΘΛΣιΐΦ³‘ is the international epicenter of Holocaust-era research, holding hundreds of that document Nazi war crimes, refugee issues, and investigations and recovery of looted assets. Holdings also include captured German records used as evidence at the Nuremberg Trials and records of the . See for more information. 

The Morgenthau Holocaust Collections Project at the FDR Library uses digital tools to share  primary sources about FDR’s response to the Holocaust. Created in 2017, the Center is named for Henry Morgenthau Jr., FDR’s friend, advisor, Cabinet member, and head of the War Refugee Board. Morgenthau was a key moral voice for the Roosevelt Administration, and his papers are part of the FDR Library collection.

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