Department of Assyriology and Hebrew - Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest

Department of Assyriology and Hebrew - Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest Department of Assyriology and Hebrew, Jewish and Biblical Studies, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest Géza Komoróczy as its head.

The Center of Jewish Studies at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences was established by the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture (New York) in 1987 as a teaching and scholarly research institution, with Prof. Soon, the Department of Assyriology and Hebrew was founded at the ELTE University, and the Center has been based there ever since, with collaboration of fellows and mutual involvement. The mai

n goal of the Center and the Department has been to pursue researches in Jewish culture, history (with a special respect to the history of Jews in Hungary) and tradition (including Bible and rabbinics).

06/05/2026

Szeretnénk mindenkinek a figyelmébe ajánlani az ELTE BTK Vallástudomány és Hebraisztika Tanszékének új facebook oldalát. A jövőben a hebraisztikai és bibliatudományi híreink is egyre inkább ott jelennek majd meg. Érdemes bekövetni!

05/05/2026
11/04/2026

Drs. Walter Zev Feldman and Judit Niran Frigyesi are teaming up for a six-session course titled Gesture in Yiddish Dance, Speech, and Music. The course will familiarize participants with the fundamental issues that connect Jewish prayer, dance, and speech through expressive gesture.

Nádasdy Ádám kurzusai a jiddis nyelvről és kultúráról – amelyekről a cikk is ízelítőt nyújt – a kilencvenes évek sok heb...
30/03/2026

Nádasdy Ádám kurzusai a jiddis nyelvről és kultúráról – amelyekről a cikk is ízelítőt nyújt – a kilencvenes évek sok hebraisztika szakos, valamint jiddis programos diákjának egy életre meghatározó élményt nyújtottak. Mások nyelvészeti gondolkodást vagy műfordítói szemléletet kaptak tőle. Zikhroyne livrokhe.

Török András művelődéstörténész a Facebook-oldalán írta ma reggel: „A család kérésére szomorúan tudatom, hogy Nádasdy Ádám nyelvész, költő, műfordító, az Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem professor emeritusa, a Széchenyi Irodalmi és Művészeti Akadémia és a Digitális...

Nádasdy Ádám (1947–2026)
30/03/2026

Nádasdy Ádám (1947–2026)

Bélsazár lakomája és az írás a falon: Dániel könyvének egy epizódjárólA Dániel könyvében szerepel Bélsazár/Baltazár király lakomája (Dán 5), melyben egy tito...

18/03/2026

We would like to invite you for the closing conference of the project organized by and in Vienna, Austria
Please register here for the online or in-situ conferences: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVwsdeH9v9NnFXqU5_6eaNeaykMmQE8fFzZhuFKUBbgDxnLg/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=108908403266741649785

Holocaust Education in the Post Witness Era: Innovation, Responsibility and Memory Work

On March 25, 2026, educators, researchers, students and practitioners will gather in Vienna to discuss one of the key challenges facing contemporary memory work: how Holocaust education can remain meaningful and impactful in the post witness era, as the generation of survivors and contemporary witnesses is disappearing.

Across Europe and beyond, educators, memorial institutions and researchers are searching for new ways to engage younger generations with the history and legacy of the Shoah. This conference creates a space to exchange experiences from educational practice, research and memory work and to reflect together on the future of Holocaust education.

The conference focuses on how innovative educational tools, new pedagogical approaches and emerging theoretical perspectives can contribute to shaping the next phase of Holocaust education. It also aims to connect people working in different fields such as history education, memory studies, museum work, civic education and youth engagement.

Participants are not only invited to listen but also to actively contribute to the discussion. The panels are designed as open conversations that welcome perspectives from the audience and encourage participants to bring in their own experiences, questions and ideas.

Programme

14:00
The ExHis unique 3D model of Birkenau extermination camp
Impact of new educative tools in student involvement and peer guiding empowerment

16:00
Innovation in Holocaust Education
Best practices to address the challenges of the European young generation

18:00
Future of Memory
Integrating Gender into the Shoah’s legacy and remembrance

The conference will take place in person in Vienna and will also be streamed online, allowing participants from across Europe and beyond to join the discussion.

We warmly invite everyone interested in Holocaust education, memory studies, history education and contemporary remembrance culture to take part and contribute to the conversation.

Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVwsdeH9v9NnFXqU5_6eaNeaykMmQE8fFzZhuFKUBbgDxnLg/viewform

Typos Have Plagued Us for Centuries. Just Ask the Publishers Who Printed the Seventh Commandment as ‘Thou Shalt Commit A...
17/03/2026

Typos Have Plagued Us for Centuries. Just Ask the Publishers Who Printed the Seventh Commandment as ‘Thou Shalt Commit Adultery’ in 1631

„A new exhibition at Yale Library explores the history of typos across five centuries. Visitors will see corrections that were listed inside copies of works by James Joyce, Upton Sinclair and Nicolaus Copernicus”

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