Diary of Meetings and Tours
Future meetings & tours - dates and other details.
Past meetings & tours - summaries + info + links.
Also podcasts of meetings 2011+

Entries arranged in reverse chronological order.

The meetings and tours listed are organised by or in conjunction with AJHS (Vic) the
Australian Jewish Historical Society (Victoria)

Meetings are held in Melbourne, and usually take the form of evening presentations, and occasionally are forums or min-conferences . We also organise full and half-day guided tours to Jewish Historical sites in Victoria.

Meeting on 20111117 Holocaust Trauma Intergenerational Transmission ( Dr Vivien Silbert )

Warning: readfile() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/harvey/public_html/vic/index.php on line 459
Meeting on 20111113 Bendigo Day Trip 13 Nov 2011

Warning: readfile() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/harvey/public_html/vic/index.php on line 459
Meeting on 20110922 100 Stories ( Jule Meadows )
 Julie Meadows has created and coordinated the ‘Write Your Story’ project for Makor Jewish Community for over the past ten years. She collected and had published in book form the memoirs of almost 100 Holocaust survivors. This fascinating meeting will take place on Thursday, September 22, 2011, commencing at 8 pm in the Jewish Museum of Australia.

Warning: readfile() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/harvey/public_html/vic/index.php on line 459
Meeting on 20110804 Jews in Australian Labour Companies WW2 ( June Factor )
 Dr June Factor, an Honorary Senior Fellow at the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, University of Melbourne, is writing a book about the ‘aliens’ in the 39 Australian Army’s Employment/ Labour Companies during WW2. The pix to the left is of the 8th AEC, composed solely of Dunera "boys". The meeting will take place at 8pm on Thursday, August 8, 2011, in the Jewish Museum of Australia.
Meeting on 20110402 Ballarat Synagogue 150th Anniversary Weekend
 Members, families and friends of AJHS Vic Inc are cordially invited to come to Ballarat for the 150th anniversary of the beautiful synagogue, the oldest in continuous use on the Australian mainland. There will be a service in the synagogue on Sat 2nd April, when Rabbi Dr John Levi will talk about the fascinating and turbulent history of the congregation. This will be followed by a Kiddush lunch in the Hall, and then a walk through the old Jewish cemetery, guided by members of the Ballarat Genealogical Society.There is much to do and see in Ballarat, and members may wish to come for the day or stay for the whole weekend. Please advise Liz James now if you wish to attend the kiddush lunch ($10) and the walk ($10), as we need to know the numbers in advance.
Meeting on 20110224 Alan Goldberg { Musings Beyond the Bench }
 After our amazingly short AGM on Thursday 24th February, we will be privileged to hear the Hon Alan Goldberg AO QC Musing Beyond the Bench. As usual the meeting will take place at 8pm at the Jewish Museum of Australia.
Meeting on 20101205 Jewish Walk in Melbourne General Cemetery
 On Sunday December 10 AJHS (vic) president Dr Howard Freeman will lead a tour of the Jewish section of the Melbourne Jewish Cemetery in Carlton. The tour is limited to 40 participants, who MUST book in advance as explained in the flyer.
Meeting on 20101128 Centenary of Broken Hill Synagogue
 There will be three days of events in Broken Hill on November 27-29 2010 to mark the centenary of the Broken Hill Synagogue. The celebration is jointly organised by the AJHS in conjunction with the Broken Hill Historical Society.
Meeting on 20101127 Centenary of Broken Hill Synagogue
 There will be three days of events in Broken Hill on November 27-29 2010 to mark the centenary of the Broken Hill Synagogue. The celebration is jointly organised by the AJHS in conjunction with the Broken Hill Historical Society.
Meeting on 20101007 MJCCFAS ( Philip Mendes )
 In this talk well known political scientist Philip Mendes will explore the history of the Jewish Committee to Fight Fascism and Anti Semitism (JCCFAS) from 1942, explains why the Council rose to a position of influence in the Melbourne Jewish Community, and equally how the Council disintegrated in 1952-53. This fascinating history of the Council is placed within the context of broader reflections on the dilemmas facing Jewish Left groups, historically and today

Warning: readfile() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/harvey/public_html/vic/index.php on line 459

Back | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Next


Total Files Available: 40
Total Bytes: 1.62 MB
Execution time: 0.0147 sec.
Admin