Newyorki Figyelő, 1994 (19. évfolyam, 1-9. szám)
1994-03-31 / 3. szám
1994 március 31. J Az 1994 április 5-7 napjain Budapesten lefolyó tudományos konferencia messze kiható jelentőségű azoknak az eseményeknek sorában, amelyek a magyar vészkorszak 50. éves évfordulója alkalmával kerülnek megrendezésre.. Az alább közzétett meghívó mutatja, hogy a világ minden tájáról megjelenő tudósok különböző történelmi nézőszögből fogják elemezni a történelemben páratlanul álló magyar-zsidó katasztrófa előzményeit okait, történetét és hatását. A konferenciát létrehozta és megrendezte dr. Braham Randolph professzor , a City University of New York Rosenthal-Holocaust Institute igazgatója, a magyar vészkorszak világszerte elismert szakértője, akinek életműve: The Politics of Genocide - The Holocaust in Hungary most jelent meg bővített kiadásban és amely egybahangzóan a magyar vészkorszak legilletékesebb tankönyvének minősül. A konferencia eredményeire vissza fogunk térni. INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS' CONFERENCE ON THE HOLOCAUST IN HUNGARY FIFTY YEARS LATER Panel 2 - Historical Antecedents (Room 2) Chair: Dr. András Kovács Professor TIBOR HAJDÚ, Institute o( History. Hungarian Academy ol Sciences From Conservative to Nazi-Type Anti-Semitism Professor MIKLÓS LACKÓ, Institute of History. Hungarian Academy of Sciences The Isolation of Jewish Intellectuals in Hungary Before the Holocaust Professor LÓRÁNT TILKOVSZKY, Institute of History. Hungarian Academy of Sciences The Anti-Jewish Laws. Prelude to the Holocaust ORGANIZED BY THE ROSENTHAL INSTITUTE FOR HOLOCAUST STUDIES of THE GRADUATE SCHOOL AND UNIVEFtSITY CENTER OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK and THE CENTER OF JEWISH STUDIES and THE INSTITUTE OF HISTORY of the HUNGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES and THE "EUROPA INSTITUT Panel 3 - Historical Antecedents (Room 3) Chair: Professor István Deák Professor ZSUZSANNA OZSVATH, University of Texas. Dallas Can Words Kill? Anti-Semitic Texts and Their Impact on the Hungarian Jewish Catastrophe Professor PÉTER SIPOS. Institute of History. Hungarian Academy of Sciences Hungarian Jewry and the Horthy Regime. 1919 - March 1944 Dr. MIKLÓS SZINAI, Budapest A magyar kormányok politikája a zsidó kérdésben 1944 március 19-ig WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1994 BUDAPEST APRIL 5-7,1994 PROGRAM THE HOLOCAUST IN HUNGARY: FIFTY YEARS LATER TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1994 10:00 A.M. • 12:00 P.M. (Conference Room of the School of Law of Eötvös Loránd University, Egyetem tér 1 -3) Opening Remarks Dr. Miklós Szabó. President of Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest Dr. Frances Degen Horowitz, President. The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York Professor Ferenc Glatz. Director of the Institute of History of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and of the "Europa Institut" Professor Randolph L. Braham, Director of the Rosenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies of The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York Professor Géza Komoróczy, Director of the Center of Jewish Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Professor József Schweitzer, Director of the Rabbinical Seminary of Budapest 2:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M." Panel 1 - Historical Antecedents (Room 1) Chair: Professor Péter Hanák Professor IVÁN BEREND. University of California, Los Angeles A Nagy Utazás: a politikai antiszemitizmustól a Holocaustig Professor VICTOR KARADY, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales. Paris Assimilationist Identity Management Under Duress: Trends of Baptism and Mixed Marriages in Hungarian Jewry in the Period of the Shoah, 1938-1949 Professor YEHUDA DON, Bar-llan University, Ramat Gan, Israel The Migratory Trends of the Jews in Hungary, 1930-1945. A Longitudinal Economic-Demographic Analysis 10:00 A.M.- 12:00 P.M. Panel 4 - Aspects of the Anti-Jewish Drive (Room 1) Chair: Dr. László Karsai Dr. SZABOLCS SZITA University of Pécs A magyarországi zsidó munkaszolgálat Professor PÉTER HANÁK, Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences The Holocaust: Reflections on the Labor Service System Dr. ENIKÓ SAJTI. Szeged University Megtorlás vagy konszolidáció? Délvidék, 1941-45 Panel 5 - Aspects of the Anti-Jewish Drive (Room 3) Chair: Dr. Miklós Hernádi Dr. JUDIT MOLNÁR, University of Szeged The Holocaust in the Fifth Gendarmerie District of Szeged Dr. JUDIT FEJES. Boston On the History of the Mass Deportation from Carpatho-Ruthenia in 1941 Professor NICHOLAS M. NAGY-TALAVERA.California State University, Chico Endre László, the Forerunner of the Final Solution in Hungary Panel 6 - Rescue and Resistance (Room 2) Chair: Professor Miklós Lackó Professor ISTVÁN DEÁK, Columbia University, New York The European Resistance Movements and the Jews During the Holocaust: An Attempt at a Comparative Perspective Dr. PÉTER GOSZTONYI, Bern A magyar ellenállási mozgalom és a Holocaust - legendák nélkül Professor ASHER COHEN, Haifa University The Halutz Resistance in 1944 as a Revolt Against Assimilation 2:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Panel 7 - The Righteous Gentiles (Room 1) Chair: Dr. Szabolcs Szita Ms. MÁRIA EMBER, Budapest The Wallenberg Case in Light of Soviet Archival Materials Ms. SARI REUVENI, Jerusalem The Righteous Gentiles of Hungary Professor GEORGE BARANY, University of Denver A Wallenberg kutatás időszerű problémái és feladatai 'All panels will meet in the "Professors' House," the premises of the "Europa Institut" at Ajtósi Dürer sor 19-21. Tel. 141 -i- 378. OOOOPOOQOOOOQOOOOOéP{»OttP#BgCK FIZESSEN ELŐ LAPUNKRA ! IIONORARY CHAIRMEN His Excellency Árpád Göncz, President of Hungary Honorable Tom Lantos, Member, U.S. Congress Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel Panel 8 - The Righteous Gentiles (Room 3) Chair: Dr. Judit Molnár Dr. TAMÁS MAJSAI. Budapest Ökumenikus egyházi intézmények, személyek, valaminI a magyarországi református egyház szerepe az embermentó tevékenységben a Soáh idején Mr. PAUL LEVINE, Uppsala University. Sweden Sweden's Reaction to the Holocaust, March-July 1944 Mr. ROBERT BRAUN, Center of Jewish Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences "The Banality of Goodness:" The Problem of Evil and Good in the Holocaust Panel 9 - Reactions to the Holocaust (Room 2) Chair: Dr. Attila Pók Professor ISTVÁN NEMESKÜRTY, Budapest The Holocaust Tragedy of Hungarian Literature Professor ERNŐ GÁLL, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj (Kolozsvár) A kettős kisebbségi státus Dr. MIKLÓS HERNÁDI. Budapest Unlearning the Holocaust: Recollections and Reactions Mr. IMRE KERTÉSZ, Budapest Reflections ol the Holocaust in Hungarian Literature 6:30 - 8:00 P.M. Reception with an appropriate artistic event Organizers: Committee headed by Dr. Miklós Hernádi and Dr. János Kőbányai. The reception is hosted by Professor Domokos Kosáry, President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1994 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Panel 10 - Overviews (Room 1) Chair: Professor Iván Berend Dr. ATTILA PÓK, Institute of History. Hungarian Academy of Sciences Looking tor the Scapegoat: An Aspect of the Hungarian Holocaust Professor RANDOLPH L. BRAHAM, The Rosenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies. The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York The Holocaust in Hungary. A Retrospective View Professor RUDOLF VRBA, University of British Columbia. Vancouver. Canada Preparations for the Mass Murder of Hungarian Jews in Auschwitz- Birkenau: An Eyewitness Account Panel 11 - Reactions to the Holocaust (Room 3) Chair: Professor Tibor Hajdú Dr. GYULA ZEKE. Eötvös Loránd University. Budapest The Impact of the Holocaust on the Non-Communist Hungarian Jewish and Gentile Intellectual Elite Professor RAPHAEL VAGO, University of Tel Aviv The "Jewish Question’ and the Holocaust in Hungarian Politics 1944-49 Dr. MÁRIA SCHMIDT. Budapest Hungarian Responses to Nazi Policies Panel 12 - Reactions to the Holocaust (Room 2) Chair: Professor Péter Sipos Professor JUDIT FRIGYESI, Princeton University The Effect of the Holocaust on the Study of Jewish Music Professor BERNARD KLEIN, Kingsborough Community College of The City University of New York The Fate ol the Children During the Holocaust Dr. TERÉZ VIRÁG, Budapest The Appearance of the Holocaust Syndrome as Reflected in Psychotherapeutic Practice 2:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. Panel 13 - Restitution and Archival Sources (Room 2) Chair: Dr. Enikő Sajti Dr. BREWSTER CHAMBERLIN, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C. The Archival Resources of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Dr. STEPHEN J. ROTH. London Material Indemnification for the Victims of the Holocaust: An Overview Dr. ÁGNES SÁGVÁRI, Budapest A jóvátétel kísérlete, kudarca és utóélete (A program befejező része a 9.oldalon)
