Read about the Wiener Library's role in the post-War Trials in a piece from our latest Graduate Fellow, and a report of the Library's recent conference on 'The Holocaust and Modern Genocide'.

Our latest edition of the Wiener Library News with the first images of the Library's new home, 29 Russell Square, and a special piece by the Library's latest Graduate Fellow on the Holocaust and the Rwandan Genocide.

Read all about the new Refugee Voices audio-visual testimony project, the work of our Ernest Hecht Junior Fellow and the story of the Child Survivors of the Holocaust. Also includes an important update from our Chairman on the Library's forthcoming move.

On Thursday 18th June, as part of Refugee Week 2009, the Wiener Library will host a seminar and evening reception to mark the launch of the Refugee Voices audio-visual testimony project created by the Association of Jewish Refugees.

The director of the Wiener Library, the world’s oldest Holocaust archives, today warned UK minorities that apathy to the political system was working in the favour of British National Party ahead of the European elections on 4 June.

The Wiener Library is pleased to announce that it has now published online fully searchable document descriptions from the Nazi Party’s main archive, including personal papers of Adolf Hitler, Julius Streicher and Heinrich Himmler.

The Israeli Ambassador joined supporters and friends of the Wiener Library at the Wallace Collection on 19th February to raise vital funds as the Library faces its greatest challenge in recent decades.

Leading historian Professor Anthony Julius will speak out against increasing antisemitism and in support of the Wiener Library at a private viewing at the Wallace Collection on 19 February.

Read about the Wiener Library’s exploration of positive Jewish role models in cinema, a selection of prisoners’ eyewitness accounts to mark the 70th anniversary of the 1938 pogrom, the photographic story of the Displace Person’s camp in Föhrenwald, how familes cope with Holocaust memories, and much more…

Read about the launch of a new branch of the Wiener Library at the Jewish Museum Berlin, the work of our new Wiener Library Research Fellow, the recent visit of Mr Shahid Malik MP, and much more…

On Sunday 16th March, a new branch of the Wiener Library will be officially opened inside the Jewish Museum, Berlin.

A selection of the Wiener Library’s unique stories and materials are now remotely accessible to anyone who wishes to learn more about the Holocaust and the Nazi era.

Read about the launch of our new online learning materials, the work on the new Audience Development Plan and the Lord Callaghan Memorial Lecture and much more ......

The Library and its director, Ben Barkow featured in the November edition of The Director magazine.

Gordon Brown supports the Library.