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International Feuchtwanger Society Conference
The Leo Baeck Institute London is excited to share new photos from the eleventh biennial meeting of the International Feuchtwanger Society (IFS), held in September 2024 at Senate House, University of London.
LBI London Director Joseph Cronin on Hugo Preuß: Architect of the Weimar Constitution
Hugo Preuß was a pivotal figure in German history, shaping the Weimar Constitution and laying the foundations for modern German democracy.
Ten doctoral scholarships on German-Jewish history and culture to be awarded in the Leo Baeck Fellowship Programme
For the academic year 2025/26, the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes is once again awarding up to ten doctoral scholarships to doctoral students working on a dissertation in the field of German-Jewish Studies.
IWD 2025
This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the remarkable women who have shaped German-Jewish history and culture.
Moritz Lazarus: A Leading Figure in Liberal Judaism
Moritz Lazarus, a prominent intellectual of the 19th century, played an important role in shaping liberal Jewish thought. His ideas on societal integration and individual freedom were groundbreaking for his time.
Library of Lost Books Workshop at the Martin-Buber-Institute for Jewish Studies, Cologne
The Leo Baeck Institute’s Library of Lost Books project continues to uncover fascinating historical insights through its various research initiatives.
Job Vacancy: Programme and Development Officer (part-time)
Position: Programme and Development Officer (3 days/week) Salary: £35,192 pro rata (one-year fixed term, with the possibility of extension) Start Date: May 2025
Library of Lost Books now on mobile
Exciting news! The Library of Lost Books website is now optimised for mobile devices. Explore the history of Nazi book looting in English, German, Czech, and Hebrew, all from your smartphone.

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