'Mapping Jewish London in Conversation with Howard Falksohn' (They Live Gear)

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Published on May 1, 2021
‘Mapping Jewish London' is AIM25’s contribution to the pan-European Yerusha project that will enable researchers to cross-search online catalogues of archive collections relating to the history of Jewish people, organisations, culture or events, and is funded by the Rothschild Foundation Hanadiv Europe. AIM25, focused on London, is a charity that promotes access to the capital’s archives and as a consequence of Mapping Jewish London it has uncovered more than 800 relevant collections that will shine light on Jewish archival heritage held in no less than 45 of London’s archives, libraries and museums.

Howard Falksohn is the Archivist at the Wiener Holocaust Library, which became one of the project's largest contributor of descriptions. Howard talks with Rachel about the importance of AIM25, the appeal and importance of being involved in this leg of Yerusha project work, and what the next immediate steps will be for the Library in this post-Covid world.

For more detail about the Yerusha project, please visit: www.yerusha.eu

More information about the Wiener Library can be found at https://wienerholocaustlibrary.org/

Information about AIM25, including membership information and access to the AIM25 catalogue can be found at: https://aim25.com/

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