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Closing Soon: LBI Year Book 2027 Essay Prize Applications
Applications for the 2027 Leo Baeck Institute Year Book Essay Prize in German-Jewish Studies are closing soon on 28 February 2026, so eligible candidates are encouraged to apply now.​
Final Call: Leo Baeck Fellowship 2026/27 Applications
Final call for applications: the Leo Baeck Fellowship Programme 2026/2027 (German academic year October 2026–September 2027) invites PhD students working on German–Jewish history and culture to apply.​
Conference ‘Beyond Camps and Forced Labour’ examines lives of Nazi persecution survivors
The three-day conference ‘Beyond Camps and Forced Labour: Current International Research on Survivors of Nazi Persecution’ is under way in London, running from 7–9 January 2026.
Leo Baeck Institute London pays tribute to Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss
The Leo Baeck Institute London is deeply saddened by the death of Holocaust survivor, author and educator Eva Schloss, who has died in London aged 96.
New Snapshot: Life and Death (Mask) of Gershom Scholem
We’re delighted to share our latest Snapshot of German-Jewish History and Culture: Life and Death (Mask) of Gershom Scholem - which is now available to read on our website.
Meet the Leo Baeck Fellows: Annika Duin, 2025-26 cohort
The latest feature in the Leo Baeck Institute’s Meet the Fellows series introduces Annika Duin, whose research examines how West Germans responded to antisemitism after 1945.
New Leo Baeck Fellows Announced for 2025-26
The Leo Baeck Institute London, together with its partners, is pleased to announce the 2025-26 cohort of Leo Baeck Fellows, a new group of outstanding doctoral researchers working on the history and culture of German-speaking Jewry, whose profiles and projects are showcased on the Fello
Hanukkah 2026
As we light the Hanukkah candles, their glow reminds us of the power of hope and perseverance in dark times. May the light of Hanukkah bring comfort, unity, and the strength to keep shining against hate.

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