Karen Auerbach is an assistant professor of history and Stuart E Eizenstat Fellow at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the United States. Previously she was a lecturer in the Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation. She is the author of The House at Ujazdowskie 16: Jewish Families in Warsaw after the Holocaust (Indiana University Press, 2013) and numerous articles in English and Polish.
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Turning Points: Book launch (Melbourne, invitation only)
The East Melbourne Library
Brenda Niall will launch Turning Points: 25 Remarkable Australians and the Moments that Changed Their Lives, edited by Mary Ryllis Clark, to be followed by a panel discussion featuring Margaret Leggatt...
Monash University Publishing authors at Adelaide Writers’ Week
The 2023 Adelaide Writers’ Festival has announced its early line-up - guests include Inala Cooper, Simon Holmes a Court and Michael Bradley.
Turning Points: Book launch (Melbourne, invitation only)
The East Melbourne LibraryBrenda Niall will launch Turning Points: 25 Remarkable Australians and the Moments that Changed Their Lives, edited by Mary Ryllis Clark, to be followed by a panel discussion featuring Margaret Leggatt...
Monash University Publishing authors at Adelaide Writers’ Week
The 2023 Adelaide Writers’ Festival has announced its early line-up - guests include Inala Cooper, Simon Holmes a Court and Michael Bradley.
