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LBI London Welcomes Dr Alice Riegler as Programme and Development Officer
LBI London is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Alice Riegler as Programme and Development Officer.
Historian Michael Brenner Urges Germany: ‘Do Not Forget What Was Destroyed’
In a recent interview with Germany’s Tagesspiegel newspaper, Michael Brenner, President of the Leo Baeck Institute (LBI) International, called on Germany to remember not just the horrors of the Holocaust, but also the vibrant Jewish life that was
LBI London Announces PhD Scholarship Holder: Daniel Lichman
The Leo Baeck Institute London is delighted to announce that Daniel Lichman will join us this September as the first holder of our new PhD Scholarship.
LBI London Joins the Knowledge Quarter
LBI London is pleased to announce that we have joined the Knowledge Quarter (KQ), an internationally recognised innovation district at the heart of Central London.
On the occasion of Leo Baeck's Birthday
Today we remember the life and legacy of Leo Baeck (1873–1956), one of the most important German-Jewish thinkers and leaders of the 20th century.
A Piece of Home: New Article on the Enduring Meaning of the Leo Baeck Institute’s Collections
What does it mean to find a ‘piece of home’ in an archive?
Lina Morgenstern’s Illustrated Cookbook Brought to Life: LBI Unveils Online Flipbook
We are pleased to present a new digital flipbook of Lina Morgenstern’s historic Illustrated Cookbook (1907) – a culinary artefact that helped shape Berlin’s social landscape in the early 20th century.
Travelling Exhibition in Dortmund Explores Football’s Darkest Hour
A new travelling exhibition featuring the LBI’s Library of Lost Books project has arrived in Dortmund, shining a spotlight on football’s entanglement with the National Socialist regime and inviting visitors to reflect on the importance of remembrance 8

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