Closed to Exclusion - Open to Inclusion

Location: Library & Learning Center Forum Starting on 05 June 2023 at 18:00
Type Discussion
LanguageEnglish
Organizer WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business) Marketing & Communications

Critical reflection on WU’s handling of the Nazi era

At the event, we will be looking at Jewish life in Vienna in the context of social acceptance and rejection, from the end of the 19th century until 1938, and we will be discussing the emergence and spread of anti-Semitism together with international experts. In addition, we will also present WU’s research findings on the awarding of honorary doctorates to individuals with close ties to the Nazi regime and our findings on displaced members of the University of World Trade. In this way, the event will commemorate all members of our university who became victims of National Socialism.

Keynote:

"Jews in Vienna – Accepted and Rejected: Berta Zuckerkandl’s Salon as a Test Case"

Dina Porat, Historian, Yad Vashem

Discussion:

Johannes Koll, Senior Scientist, WU

Wolfgang Mayrhofer, Full Professor, WU IVM, WU Vienna

Dina Porat, Historian, Yad Vashem

Presentation:

Research findings on the awarding of honorary doctorates to individuals with close ties to the Nazi regime and on displaced members of the University of World Trade

Johannes Koll, Senior Scientist, WU

Reading and Moderation:

Eva Reisinger, journalist

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