31.01.2023 History

A Cooperation with Polish Institute Tel Aviv and Tel Aviv University’s Institute for the History of Polish Jewry

מפגש לדיון בשיתופי פעולה מהעבר וההווה וחשיבה משותפת על פעילות עתידית בתחומי האקדמיה, המדע וחקר יחסי המדינות   

 

Polish Institute Tel Aviv and Tel Aviv University’s Institute for the History of Polish Jewry and Israel-Poland Relations

 On Tuesday, January 31, Polish Institute Tel Aviv Director Anna Raduchowska-Brochwicz met with Dr. Dror Segev from the Institute for

the History of Polish Jewry and Israel-Poland Relations at TAU. The discussion took place at the ANU Museum – Museum of the Jewish

People food court and the Weiner Library.

The topics discussed included the ongoing support of the Polish Inst Tel Aviv at a post-doc program which includes all major academic

centers in Poland which supports graduate students in the field of Polish-Jewish relations, how young people can be exposed to Polish

science and technology via the TAU Youth programs, and the various media options the academic partner has.

Dr. Segev mentioned past successes, such as the visit of Prof. Norman Davis at TAU during 2014, and further future projects

were explored.

 

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