9.11.2020 History

Jewish Police in the Warsaw Ghetto – an online webinar

Jewish Police in the Warsaw Ghetto – an online webinar about this subject in a cooperation with the Israeli Moreshet Institute and the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw - ZIH

Jewish Police in the Warsaw Ghetto – we invite you to an online webinar about this subject on November 9, 2020 at 19:00.

This will be the first of a series of meetings that we will arrange in a cooperation with the Israeli Moreshet Institute

and the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw – ZIH.

The meetings are called “Polish Talk – Mondays with the Jewish Historical Institute”.

The next meeting with the participation of Dr. Katarzyna Person – a historian and author of the book “Warsaw Ghetto Police” –

deals with the Jewish Order Service in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II”.

The meeting will be conducted in English by Noam Libman from the Moreshet Institute.

Dr. Person’s book “Warsaw Ghetto Police: The Jewish Oder Service during the Nazi Occupation” will be published in English in the beginning of 2021.        

 

Registration to the webinar

 

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