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- 1. WWW.YADVASHEM.ORG EHRI and Yad Vashem A Model for International Cooperation between Archives in the Digital Age Dr. Haim Gertner Director of the Yad Vashem Archives Fred Hillman Chair for Holocaust Documentation
- 5. Prague Jerusalem Amsterdam Bad Arolsen Londo n Zeev Shek Hans Günther Adler Terezin Givat Haim Ihud
- 7. Death March, January 1945
- 11. Yad Vashem Israel ITS Germany Auschwitz Museum Poland Memorial de la Shoah France
- 12. Map and collect all sources
- 13. The Yad Vashem Archives 2004-2015: Mapping and copying systematically all archival material about the Shoah: Hungary Poland FSU Germany Austria Bulgaria, etc.
- 14. The Yad Vashem Archives 2004-2015: Over 100 cooperation agreements with leading Archives: Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Romania, Czech Republic, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Slovakia, Italy, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, and more.
- 15. The Yad Vashem Collections January 2016 190,000,000Documents 480,000Photographs 127,500Testimonies 2,700,000Pages of Testimony 30,000Artifacts 10,000Artworks
- 17. What is EHRI?
- 18. Horizon 2020
- 19. EHRI-1-2: Facts and Figures 20 Institutions 13 Countries 48 Months: 04/11–03/15 FP7 7 milion € 14 Work Packages 23 Institutions 15 Countries 48 Months: 05/15–04/19 Horizon 2020 7.9 milion € 14 Work Packages EHRI-1: EHRI-2:
- 20. Participants (P) PP FRMemorial de la Shoah12NL Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen 1 AT Wiener Wiesenthal Institut für Holocaust-Studien - VWI 13BE Centre d’Etudes et de Documentation Guerre et Sociétés Contemporaines 2 BGONTOTEXT AD14CZŽidovské Muzeum v Praze3 RO Institutul National pentru Studierea Holocaustului din Romania “Elie Wiesel” 15DE Stiftung zur Wissenschaftlichen Erforschung der Zeitgeschichte – Institut für Zeitgeschichte IFZ 4 HU Magyarországi Zsidó Hitközségek Szövetsége 16UKKing’s College London5 FR Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique 17IL Yad Vashem The Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes Remembrance Authority 6 LT Valstybinis Vilniaus Gaono žydų muziejus 18US United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 7 SKDokumentačné stredisko holokaustu19DEBundesarchiv8 PL Stowarzyszenie Centrum Badan nad Zaglada Zydow 20UK The Wiener Library Institute of Contemporary History 9 IT Fondazione Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea CDEC Onlus 21DEInternationaler Suchdienst10 ELThe Jewish Museum of Greece22PL Zydowski Instytut Historyczny IM. Emanuela Ringelbluma 11
- 23. Networking: 3 General Partner Meetings General Partner Meeting, YV Jerusalem, January 2012
- 24. Networking: Major Conferences “Public History of the Holocaust: Historical Research in the Digital Age”, Berlin, July 2013
- 25. Networking: Major Conferences “Holocaust Documentation in Eastern Europe”, Krakow, 2014
- 26. Networking: Major Conferences “Holocaust Documentation in Eastern Europe”, Krakow, 2014
- 27. Networking: Major Conferences Launch of the EHRI Portal , Berlin, March 2015
- 28. Networking: Workshops for Experts “Physical and Digital Preservation”, Yad Vashem, 2014
- 29. Networking: 9 Workshops for Experts “Physical and Digital Preservation”, Yad Vashem, 2014
- 30. Networking: Workshops for Experts “Holocaust Art: An Essential Tool for the Methodology of Constructing a Historical Narrative”, Yad Vashem, 2015
- 31. Networking: Workshops for Experts “Holocaust Art: An Essential Tool for the Methodology of Constructing a Historical Narrative”, Yad Vashem, 2015
- 32. Transnational Access: The EHRI fellows
- 33. Transnational Access: The EHRI fellows
- 36. Research Guides: Terezin, Jewish Councils
- 37. Research Guides: Terezin, Jewish Councils
- 39. Prague Jerusalem Amsterdam Bad Arolsen Londo n Zeev Shek Hans Günther Adler Terezin Givat Haim Ihud
- 42. The EHRI Portal – Virtual Research Environment
- 58. Thesaurus
- 59. Multilingual Thesaurus for Holocaust Collections
- 60. Multilingual Thesaurus for Holocaust Collections
- 64. WWW.YADVASHEM.ORG EHRI and Yad Vashem A Model for International Cooperation between Archives in the Digital Age Dr. Haim Gertner Director of the Yad Vashem Archives Fred Hillman Chair for Holocaust Documentation
Editor's Notes
- In a Christian cemetery in a Polish village, located not far from Auschwitz, there is a gravestone. The gravestone is located on a mass grave designating the burial place of 45 people, victims of a death march from Auschwitz-Birkenau. Unlike many other victims of death marches, these victims received burial. The local priest, Pawel Risch, decided, for humanitarian reasons, to bury the dead people and to record their “names” – by listing the inmates' numbers that were tattooed on their arms. He asked his assistant to record the numbers on a piece of paper, and then copied them onto the gravestone that was erected. If we attempt to decipher the numbers to discover the names behind them, we will find, for example, inmate number 43405, which had been given to an inmate named David Pastel. David Pastel was a Polish-born Jew who immigrated to Paris before World War II. In June 1942 he was sent from the Beaune-la-Rolande transit camp on transport number 5 to Auschwitz. Shortly before the liberation, he was murdered during the death march.
- How has David Pastel’s life story been restored? It was not an easy task to do: Information about David Pastel – his photos, inmate cards and the deportation lists that record his name, - is scattered among many different countries. Documentation regarding David Pastel is located in the Yad Vashem Archives in Israel and in other archives in Poland, France and Germany. This is truly a puzzle with various pieces to gather and reassemble.
- The Nazis wanted not only to annihilate the Jews but also the ability to remember them. In order to know what we lost, we have to reconstruct this huge puzzle: to collect everything, an original or a copy, and to give access to all what we gathered.
- How has David Pastel’s life story been restored? It was not an easy task to do: Information about David Pastel – his photos, inmate cards and the deportation lists that record his name, - is scattered among many different countries. Documentation regarding David Pastel is located in the Yad Vashem Archives in Israel and in other archives in Poland, France and Germany. This is truly a puzzle with various pieces to gather and reassemble.
- This decision by Yad Vashem has dramatic ramifications: The Yad Vashem Archives, contain about 190 million pages of documentation and close to half a million photos. We have over 120,000 written, audio and video Holocaust survivor testimonies, a film collection, a large library, art and artifacts collections and academic publications. This comprises the largest collection in the world on the Holocaust.