A series of monthly conferences
on « the Holocaust and the contemporary world »
Thursdays at CERRESE

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Suzanne Brown-Fleming, a scholar of the Catholic Church and the Holocaust, will deliver a lecture “Research from the Vatican Archives“, discussing what is revealed by the partially opened Vatican archives from the World War II period at a special “Thursdays at CERRESE” on June 24 in Paris (7:30 PM).  Suzanne Brown-Fleming is a Senior Program Officer at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Center for Advanced Holocaust studies in Washington, D.C., and the author of “The Holocaust and Catholic Conscience: Cardinal Aloisius Muench and the Guilt Question in Germany”

Father Patrick Desbois will open the lecture.

The session will be held in English (with simultaneous translation into French) at the College of Bernardins in Paris. 

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Due to limited seating, a reservation is preferable for admittance: 5 €, free for under 26

- Possibility to buy tickets online at collegedesbernardins.fr: click here

- At Yahad-In Unum, to reserve or for additional information, please contact Lillia Votler at: l.votler@yahadinunum.org / +33 (0)1 53 20 13 17

In the wake of the opening of its European Resource Center for Research and Learning about the Eastern Holocaust (CERRESE in French), Yahad - In Unum, an association chaired by Father Patrick Desbois, is holding a series of monthly conferences on the theme “The Holocaust and the Contemporary World.”

The objective of this series, entitled “Thursdays at CERRESE,” is to put into perspective the views and questions about the Holocaust emanating today from different disciplines: history, sociology, political science, geopolitics, art, literature and psychoanalysis.

For Yahad - In Unum, the series is part of an effort to give visibility to current thinking throughout society regarding the Holocaust as well as to create a permanent public space dedicated to discussion, offering the opportunity to consider the approaches developed in each of these disciplines, beyond disciplinary boundaries and different viewpoints.

Location:

Collège des Bernardins
18 rue de Poissy
75005 Paris
Tél. : +33 (0) 1.53.10.74.44