Drillingsberichte is an ongoing research project of the Radboud Institute for Culture & History (RICH) in collaboration with the Centre for Language Studies (CLS).
This year’s symposium will focus on our digital and academic achievements, as well as on the progress and innovations in our didactic approach to the Drillingsberichte material.
The Interlibrary Service of the Radboud University, along with members of the Drillingsberichte research group, will present the digital research platform and demonstrate how it is used as a tool to organize and enhance our research. Nina Zellerhoff from the Moses Mendelssohn Centre for European-Jewish Studies will inform the audience about our most recent digital collaboration. We cordially invite our Radboud colleagues from other departments to draw inspiration for their own research.
Sabine Jentges will updating the audience on the longstanding didactic tradition of the Drillingsberichte while Anja Ballis from the University of Munich will introduce and discuss her concept of Holocaust education. This part of the symposium is organized as a workshop, with participations from both students and teachers.
On Friday morning, researchers from the Drillingsberichte research group (Paul Sars, Claudia Daiber, Saskia Schreuder, Frank Mehring) will present their most recent research focusing on various aspects of the family history and individual persons underlying the Drillingsberichte.
The symposium will be held in German and, as needed, in Dutch and English. It is open to the public. If you intend to attend the symposium, please send an e-mail to Claudia.Daiber [at] ru.nl.
Information
Thursday, 7 November
Time 10.00 to 17.00
Location Presentation Digital Research Platform (UBN.105b)
Workshops didactics (E. 9.14)
Friday, 8 November
Time 9.30 to 13.00
Location (E. 9.14)
Workshops Drillingsberichte research