Refugee Voices - The AJR audio-visual Holocaust Testimony Archive
Refugee Voices Publicity
Refugee Voices was formally launched at an event at the Wiener Library, London in June 2009. Click here and here to read reports from the event.
Click here to read the report marking the depositing of Refugee Voices at the Memorial de la Shoah in Paris in September 2008.
Refugee Voices features in various publications and on several websites:
The German Historical Institute London Bulletin (vol. 31,2 2009) carries a
Special Announcement about Refugees Voices.
Please click here to read the article.
Reporting on the launch of Refugee Voices, articles appeared in the Jewish Chronicle
http://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/new-shoah-archive-opens
and Jewish Tribune, please click here to read the article.
The article published in History Today and can be read at
http://historytodaymagazine.blogspot.com/2009/06/launch-of-holocaust-testimony-archive.html
As a member of the UK delegation to the Task Force for International Cooperation on Holocaust education, remembrance and research, the AJR has delivered presentations on Refugee Voices at plenary and to members of the Academic Working Group. The Task Force website also promotes Refugee Voices at
http://www.holocausttaskforce.org/memberstates/member-unitedkingdom.html
The Refugee Council profiles Refugee Voices on their website at
http://www.refugeecouncil.org.uk/eventsandtraining/events/Arts+and+Culture/refugee-voices.htm
The Spring 2010 edition of Einsicht, published by the Fritz Bauer Institut, Frankfurt, Germany at
http://www.fritz-bauer-institut.de/infothek/infothek_einsicht-03.htm
Vol. 2 (2009) of The Holocaust in History and Memory, edited by Dr R U W Schulze, Head of Department of History, University of Essex
March 2010 edition of The Oldie. Click here to read the articleArticles featuring Refugee Voices will also appear in academic journals to be published shortly. These will appear here in the future.