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SUMMARY:An Environmental History of the November 1938 Terror
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DESCRIPTION:The November 1938 pogroms launched against Jews in Third Reich
  (also known as Kristallnacht) included mass arrests of Jewish men\, swell
 ing the populations in concentration camps. In the Buchenwald camp\, the r
 apid influx of nearly 10\,000 persons\, intentional overcrowding in segreg
 ated barracks\, and the long-standing lack of adequate water and sewage in
 frastructure led to an outbreak of typhoid fever—a water-borne disease t
 hat flourishes in these conditions. Thousands were sickened\, and hundreds
  of prisoners in Buchenwald died in just a few months.In this webinar\, Dr
 . Emily Gioielli will examine this epidemic and its context within the top
 ography and water infrastructures at Buchenwald using a socio-environmenta
 l approach. She will also explore how we can gain new insights — for bot
 h environmental history/humanities and Holocaust history/studies — by co
 nsidering the links between the environment and mass violence during the H
 olocaust.This event is free and open to the everyone but registration is r
 equired.REGISTER HERE---Speaker Biography: Dr. Emily Gioielli is an histor
 ian of modern Europe and an assistant professor of teaching at Worcester P
 olytechnic Institute (Massachusetts). Her research focuses on social and e
 nvironmental histories of conflict and peace and the history of women\, ge
 nder\, and sexuality in Central and Eastern Europe\, especially Hungary. S
 he developed her current research with the support of the Vienna Wiesentha
 l Institute for Holocaust Studies\, the Center for Holocaust Studies at th
 e Institute for Contemporary History (Munich)\, and a Sosland Foundation F
 ellowship at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum\, Washington\, DC. Her book 
 Striking Activism: Women’s Labour Struggles in Eastern Europe and Beyond
  in the Long 20th Century. A Public History Volume in 13 Languages is fort
 hcoming with Central European University Press/Amsterdam University Press.
 This event is part of the 2026-2027 series on "Genocide and the Environmen
 t" being offered by the Cohen Institute for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
  at 91Ó°ÊÓ. Speakers in this series represent a wide range of
  scholarly research and views\; our guests' perspectives should not be tak
 en as representative of the Cohen Institute or 91Ó°ÊÓ as a wh
 ole. The webinar is made possible through donor funding. If you would like
  to make a gift to support this webinar or other Institute offerings\, ple
 ase visit our website.
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar
URL:http://www.keene.edu/news/events/detail/23647/
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