November 2024 – Digital Holocaust Memory

Indexing the World’s Digital Holocaust Projects: the Historian’s View

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By Alex Sessa In 2025, the Landecker Digital Memory Lab will launch the world’s first ‘living database-archive’: a perpetual, searchableContinue reading “Indexing the World’s Digital Holocaust Projects: the Historian’s View”

AI, Holocaust Distortion and Education

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By Professor Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden At a conference in Bucharest last week, our Lab Director Prof Victoria Grace Richardson-Walden presentedContinue reading “AI, Holocaust Distortion and Education”