University Forum Lecture Series - “The Manhunt for Six Million: The International Tracing Service, Holocaust Archives, and Historical Memory”
Campus Location
Office/Remote Location
Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, Auditorium
Description
Speaker: Jennifer Rodgers, Director of Academic Programs, University of Southern California Shoah Foundation
This lecture examines the history of the International Tracing Services, now known as the Arolsen Archives, which is the world’s largest centralized collection of documents on victims of the Holocaust. Rodgers explores the role that the Racing Service and its archiving played in post-World War II humanitarian operations in reinforcing Cold War borders and in forging our understanding and memorializing the Holocaust.
Price
Free
Admission Information
Free to all students, faculty, staff and the public. Nearest parking lot is lot I.
Contact Information
College of Liberal Arts - Dean's Office
Liberal Arts Dean's Office