The program of the symposium
Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd October 2007
The Holocaust Memorial Museum, in partnership with the Center of the High Schools on the Holocaust of the Washington Holocaust Memorial (USHMM), the Yahad-In Unum association, and the Central European History Center of the University of Paris IV, Sorbonne, is organizing an international symposium dedicated to new resources and the latest research on the Holocaust in Ukraine. Numerous historical analyses by leading historians will address all aspects of this part of history: the perp tration of crimes, collaboration and local actions, documentary resources, documentary evidence, and modeling. the fate of Jews and other groups of victims, including their history, their actions, their resistance, as well as the historical memory and its representation.
With the support of Jay Stein, the Morris Family Foundation, the Victor Pinchuk Foundation (Ukraine) and the Foundation for the Holocaust.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Location: universit, Paris IV-Sorbonne
Universit, Paris IV-Sorbonne
Salle des Actes
54 Saint-Jacques Street
75005 Paris
Acc s, the Universit:
M tro: Cluny-Sorbonne, Saint-Michel,
Od on, RER Luxembourg
Buses: 21, 27, 38, 63, 86, 87, 82
Underground car park
rue Soufflot, Boulevard Saint-Michel
9h - 9h15
WELCOME SPEECH
by Jean-Robert Pitte, professor at the university, Paris IV-Sorbonne, France, Jacques Fredj, director of the M morial de la Shoah, Paris, France, Paul A. Shapiro, director of the Centre des hautes études sur la Holocaust, Mus e M morial de l'Holocauste de Washington (USHMM), United States, p re Patrick Desbois, president of Yahad-In Unum, Paris, France, Anne-Marie Revcolevschi, director of the Foundation for the Memory of the Shoah, Paris, France.
9:15 - 9:45
INAUGURAL CONF
The Holocaust in Ukraine: progress of research
by Dieter Pohl, Institute of History of Time pr sent, Munich, Germany.
The German occupation authorities - the behavior of the Nazis and their vision for the future of Ukraine
Anim e by Edouard Husson, my conference at the university, Paris IV-Sorbonne.
The role of the Reichskommissar in decision-making regarding the Ukrainian Holocaust
by Ralf Meindl, university of Freiburg, Germany.
The Germans of the Black Sea and the Shoah: 1941-1942
by Eric Steinhart, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA.
Nazi policy, the Jewish question, and the fate of the Gypsies in Ukraine, 1941-1944
by Mikhail Tyaglyy, Ukrainian Holocaust Research Center, Kiev, Ukraine.
11:30 - 13:15
THE ROLE PLAYED BY UKRAINIANS
Anim, by the father Patrick Desbois, Yahad-In Unum, Paris, France.
Collaboration in Ukraine during the Holocaust: historiography and research documents
by Anatoly Podolsky, Ukrainian Holocaust Research Center, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Violence against the Jews in Ukraine, the war of 1941: various historical events and explanations
by Wendy Lower, universit. Ludwig Maximilian, Munich, Germany.
Labor and the Cooperative Ration: Local administration in Central and Eastern Ukraine under German occupation, 1941-1944
by Markus Eikel, International Criminal Court, The Hague, Netherlands.
Anti-nazi propaganda; the intention of local populations in Ukraine
by Igor Shchupak, Tkuma Center, Dnipropetrovs k, Ukraine.
13:15 - 14:30
Pause
14:30 - 16:15
TESTIMONIES OF THE HOLOCAUST IN UKRAINE
Anim, by Anne-Marie Revcolevschi, director of the Fondation pour la M moire de la Shoah, Paris, France. Comment, by Claude Lanzmann, Paris, France.
T moignages d'Ukraine: the research results of Yahad-In Unum
by the father Patrick Desbois, Yahad-In Unum, France.
T moignages film s in Ukraine from the audiovisual archives of the USC Shoah Foundation for Visual History and Education
by Crispin Brooks, USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education, Los Angeles, California, USA.
The Babi Yar massacre: Dina Pronicheva’s shots
by Karel Berkhoff, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
4:15 pm - 5:45 pm
THE METHODS OF ASSASSINS: NEW DOCUMENTS AND MATERIAL EVIDENCE
Anim, by Vadim Altskan, International Archives program, Center for High Studies on the Holocaust, USHMM.
The evidence on the ground: the work of Yahad-In Unum
by the father Patrick Desbois, Yahad-In Unum, Paris, France.
The directives for the Jewish question from the Reichpike Shauptamt (RSHA) in 1941, questions about the links between Berlin and the cutants of the harmful group on the ground
by Douard Husson, Paris IV-Sorbonne University.
The policy of ghetto-ization by the Germans in occupied Ukraine: regional structures and sources
by Martin Dean, Center for High Studies on the Holocaust, USHMM.
The management of the enemy: police reports on the use of ammunition, Lviv, August 1942
by David Alan Rich, Public Affairs Office, Justice department of the United States.
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Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Place: M, a Holocaust memorial
9:30 - 11:15
JEWISH PERSPECTIVES
Anim, by Jacques Fredj, director of the M morial de la Shoah, Paris.
The Jewish disappeared in Ukraine, 1941-44
by Alexander Kruglov, National University of Radio and Electronics in Kharkov, Ukraine.
L vasion: the flight of Ukrainian Jews from Crimea in 1941-1942
by Kiril Feferman, University of J rusalem and Yad Vashem, Isra l.
The return of the Jews, Kiev after the Holocaust, 1943-1946
by Martin Blackwell, Gainesville University, G orgie, United States.
Jewish Galicia, yesterday and today
by Omer Bartov, universit. Brown, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
11:30 - 13:15
THE HOLOCAUST IN UKRAINE: REGIONAL CASE STUDIES
Anim, by Serge Klarsfeld, association of the Sons and Daughters of the Jews of France.
The destruction of the minority Jewish community in Crim e, 1941-1942
by Norbert Kunz, German Institute for International Educational Research, Frankfurt, Germany.
When archaeology and massacres meet: the excavations at Mogila Popowa during the t of 1943
by Martijn Eickhoff, Dutch Institute for War Documentation, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
T most of the occupation: collaboration and the Shoah, Olevs k, r gion de Zhytomyr
by Jared McBride, University of California, Los Angeles, USA.
1:15 pm - 2:15 pm
Pause
14:15 - 16:00
THE YEARS AFTER WAR
Anim, by Christian Ingrao, Deputy Director of the Institut d'histoire du temps pr sent (IHTP), CNRS, Paris, France.
The memory and forgetting of the Shoah, Lviv, Poland, 1944-1987
by Tarik Cyril Amar, Center for Urban History of East-Central Europe, Lviv, Ukraine.
, Where You Sit Is Where You Stand, Jews and Ukrainians in World War II, perspectives
by Zvi Y. Gitelman, Michigan University, Ann Arbor, United States.
Local pogroms in eastern Galicia, June-July 1941: their representation in historiography and Ukrainian music
by Delphine Bechtel, universit, Paris IV-Sorbonne, France.
The teaching of the Shoah and the harmful g in contemporary Ukraine: probl mes and perspectives
by Viktoriya Sukovata, Kharkov National University, Ukraine.
16h - 18h
CONCLUDING ROUNDTABLE AND DISCUSSION
In the meantimeOmer Bartov, Vladyslav Grynevych, National Academy of Sciences, Kyiv, Ukraine, Dieter Pohl and Christian Ingrao.
Anim, by Paul A. Shapiro.
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