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The Leo Baeck Institute’s Library of Lost Books project – developed jointly by LBI London and LBI Jerusalem – was recently featured at the Connective Holocaust Commemoration Expo 2025, hosted by the Landecker Digital Memory Lab at the
We’re excited to launch our new interview series: ‘Civil Engagement and Democracy in German History: Jewish Experiences and Perspectives’.
As the Leo Baeck Institute marks its 70th anniversary, German broadcaster Deutsche Welle has published a feature on the Institute’s mission to preserve the cultural achievements and everyday lives of German-speaking Jews.
Last week, the Leo Baeck Institute London joined over 250 guests at the Jewish Museum Berlin to mark the 70th anniversary of the Leo Baeck Institute.
A recent interview with LBI International President Michael Brenner in the Jüdische Allgemeine – Germany’s leading Jewish newspaper – comes at a time of heightened global uncertainty and renewed debate over the role of scholarship in society.
LBI London is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Alice Riegler as Programme and Development Officer.
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
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.

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