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A new oral history published by the Leo Baeck Institute London records the experiences of a man who left Czechoslovakia as a young child in 1939 and grew up in wartime Britain.
Today, 13 October 2026, we remember Dr Arnold Paucker OBE, known to colleagues and friends by his birth name of Arno, on the tenth anniversary of his death.
We are pleased to announce that Dr Alexander Brown, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Leo Baeck Institute London, has published a new article in Memory Studies.
The Leo Baeck Institute London was pleased to co-host a book talk at The Wiener Holocaust Library on 5 October 2026, featuring Inheritance: Love, Loss, and the Legacy of the Holocaust.
LBI London board member Dr Charlie Knight represented the Institute at a German Unity Day reception at Canterbury Cathedral on 6 October, hosted by the German Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Susanne Baumann.
The Leo Baeck Institute London is pleased to congratulate Professor Neil Gregor, a member of the LBI London Board, on his election as chair of the German History Society for 2026–29.
A new study by Ellen Pilsworth examines how memoirs by refugees from Nazi persecution were published and presented to British readers before and during the Second World War.
It was a pleasure to welcome guests from Austria’s cultural and diplomatic community to the Leo Baeck Institute London this week.

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