European Studies Center
Nazi Antisemitism: Racial Theory, Bystandership, and Genocide
Fascism, Racial Policy, and Antisemitism in Italy (1922-1945)
Pogroms, Blood Libels, and Other Forms of Antisemitism in Eastern and Central Europe
Emancipation and its Discontents: The Rise of Antisemitism in Western Europe
Less-Commonly-Taught-Languages Coffeehouse
Take a break from studying and enjoy kaffe and a kanelbullar in Swedish, njugu paak in Swahili, or gazoz in Turkish! Less-Commonly-Taught Languages Center will teach you how to place your order in Hindi, Quechua, Irish, Persian, Greece, Hungary, Haiti, Vietnam, or Ethiopia and more! You will have chance to place your order at the Coffeehouse and enjoy drinks and snacks from around the world.
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Names instead of Numbers: Remembrance Book for the Prisoners of Dachau Concentration Camp
This international traveling exhibit comes to the University of Pittsburgh for a limited time.
This world renowned exhibit features biographies of twenty-two former inmates of the camp in an attempt to "remember the people hidden behind the prisoner uniforms and victim statistics."
Workshop on Human Rights and Genocide - Confronting Genocide: Never Again?
Participants will be introduced to the Choices Program's Human Rights and Genocide unit and will seek to understand the causes of genocide and why it persists and how people have grappled with many questions in response to genocide throughout history and today.
The workshop is open to educators teaching humanities, geography, history, government, current issues, civics, and other social studies in grades 7-12. Each participant will receive two curriculum units, lunch, Act 48 credit, and parking.
Racial Antisemitism and Inquisition in Late Medieval and Early Modern Spain
Stories People Tell: Medieval Anti-Jewish Legends and Their Afterlives
This lecture is a part of a one-credit mini course and public lecture series at the University of Pittsburgh.
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