To commemorate the Transgender Day of Remembrance, join us for an online lunchtime lecture exploring stories of transgender and queer holocaust survivors, and post-war LGBTQIA+ anti-fascist activism.
The lecture will bring to light stories of queer resistance during the Holocaust and post-war LGBTQIA+ anti-fascist activism. They will also explore the fascinating stories of resilience and survival from trans patients and staff at Magnus Hirschfeld’s Institut für Sexualwissenschaft. 
A collaboration between People’s History Museum (PHM) and the Wiener Holocaust Library (WHL). The lunchtime lecture will be given by Jaime Starr, a PHM Collections Assistant, freelance LGBTQIA+ historian, and doctoral scholar at Newcastle University, and Yasmin Gledhill, the Digital Engagement and Community Outreach Officer at the WHL.
Recommended for adults (under 16s must have an accompanying adult)
This event will include discussion of experiences of persecution and violence. It may not be suitable for younger audiences.
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