About this Event
Join The Wiener Holocaust Library for the launch of our new exhibition, , produced with the European Fascist Movements 1918 – 1941 project.
Drawing upon The Wiener Holocaust Library’s unique archival collections, first assembled in the 1930s by Dr Alfred Wiener as part of his fight against fascism, as well as the expertise of an international group of experts in interwar fascism, this exhibition focuses on the experiences of rank-and-file members of fascist movements in the interwar period. It explores the world of the young and socially diverse fascist activists and examines their motivations and activities.
Today, as extreme right-wing radicalism grows in strength in Europe and elsewhere, this timely exhibition looks back to the first manifestations of the destructive phenomenon of fascism.
With contributions by Dr Roland Clark, co-curator of the exhibition. More speakers are to be announced.
COVID-19 Notice
Please note that attendee numbers have been capped below full capacity for this event.
In order to keep everybody safe, attendees are encouraged to take a lateral flow test before arriving, check-in via the NHS Covid-19 App, and wear a mask whilst inside the Library.
Please use the hand sanitisers available throughout the building. To improve ventilation, windows will be opened by staff, including in cooler weather.
We continue to closely monitor the situation with respect to the COVID-19 pandemic, and as such, our regulations are under constant review and might change at short notice. The safety and wellbeing of all our staff and visitors are of paramount importance and we thank you for your patience and understanding.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Wiener Holocaust Library, 29 Russell Square, London, United Kingdom
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