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The Moses Mendelssohn Center and the Institute for the History of the German Jews in Hamburg are organizing the fourth German-Israeli Archival Exchange Colloquium (GIAEC) in cooperation with the Minerva Center for German Studies at Tel Aviv University.  More...

Guest Fellowship European-Jewish Studies (1-4 months)

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary, we invite applications for Guest Fellowships in European-Jewish Studies with stays of up to four months in 2022. More...

The Institute

The research interests of the Institute, founded in 1992, focus on the history, religion and culture of Jews and Judaism in the countries of Europe from the early modern period to the present day, with a focus on the history and present of Jews in German-speaking countries, on specifically German-Jewish aspects of the history of Israel, and also on research into Antisemitism and right-wing extremism.

The institute offers an extensive public library. The dissemination and transfer of knowledge of Jewish history to the broader public by also employing methods of digital humanities are central components of the institute's work.

The MMZ is funded by the Ministry of Science, Research and Culture (MWFK). It is organized as a registered public association and members of ist board of trustees are: MWFK (State Secretary Dr. Tobias Dünow), University of Potsdam (Chair of the Board of Trustees: University President Prof. Oliver Günther, PhD), head of the Jewish Studies Department at the University of Potsdam (Prof. Dr. Lutz Hafner), Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy (Prof. Dr. Hans-Georg Wolf) and four members of the association (Notary a.D. Dr. Benno Bleiberg, Rabbi Dr. Andreas Nachama, Rachel Salamander, Prof. em. Dr. Julius H. Schoeps).

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Call for Applications: Fourth German-Israeli Archival Exchange Colloquium 2022/2023 (6/15/22)

Guest Fellowship European-Jewish Studies at the Moses Mendelssohn Center (1-4 months) (7/1/22)

Stelle im DFG-Projekt „Jüdisches Filmerbe“ (5/12/22)

DH Jewish Hackathon at University of Potsdam (September 15–18, 2022) (6/27/22)

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