European Holocaust Research Infrastructure - The Austrian Consortium
EHRI-AT connects archives, museums, commemorative organisations and research institutions in the field of Holocaust research, documentation and education in Austria.
EHRI-AT works towards making source material on National Socialist crimes in Austria findable and accessible through a digital research infrastructure.
EHRI-AT fosters cross-border cooperation and promotes research on the various groups of victims of the Holocaust.
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EHRI Services
Below are some of the innovative services created by EHRI for use by all.
The EHRI Portal is the search engine for information on Holocaust-related archival holdings in Europe and beyond.
The EHRI Document Blog is a space to share ideas about Holocaust-related archival documents, and their presentation and interpretation using digital tools.
In each episode of For the Living and the Dead, a Holocaust researcher talks about an object that tells a very personal story about the Holocaust.
The EHRI Geospatial Repository contains data sets that enable to create maps and use spatial approaches in Holocaust research.
The EHRI Online Editions provide access to digitised annotated archival documents and connect archival holdings through a thematic approach.
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15th Austrian Contemporary History Day with „Meet & Greet EHRI-AT“ On 11 and 12 April 2024, interested individuals had the opportunity to participate in the “Meet & Greet EHRI-AT” at the University of Graz during the 15th Austrian Contemporary History Day, themed “Times of Change - Changing Times?”. Fabio Rovigo and Marianne Windsperger, both from VWI, were on hand to answer questions about the various services and tools offered by EHRI. Read More
Workshop "EHRI and Microarchives in Austria" The full-day workshop “EHRI and Microarchives in Austria” took place at the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies on 4 March 2024. The Institute presented EHRI’s plans to improve support for microarchives and invited Austrian microarchive owners and experts to discuss the opportunities and challenges of collaboration. Read More