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SUMMARY:2026 Conference Keynote Lecture - "Beyond Broken Glass: A Gendere
 d Perspective on the November Pogrom"
DESCRIPTION:Keene State College is honored to host Prof. Marion Kaplan to
  deliver the keynote lecture for the inaugural New England Conference on
  Holocaust and Genocide Studies. In her lecture\, entitled "Beyond Broke
 n Glass: A Gendered Perspective on the November Pogrom\," Kaplan will of
 fer an overview of Nazi policy toward Jews in the years leading up to th
 e November Pogrom (commonly known as Kristallnacht)\, approached from a 
 social history perspective that focuses on events at the grassroots leve
 l. Her talk also adopts a gendered lens\, exploring how men and women ex
 perienced the antisemitic onslaught in both similar and different ways. 
 The lecture will examine the course of the pogrom itself\, highlighting 
 how violence and persecution were shaped by gender\, and will consider t
 he courage shown by women who sought to secure the release of their sons
 \, husbands\, and fathers from concentration camps.\n\nMore info: https:
 //www.keene.edu/news/events/detail/23223/\n\nhttps://findlocal.community
 /event/2711c577-6d34-4d3c-a15b-498156746e6d
LOCATION:Keene State College\, 229 Main Street\, Keene\, NH 03431
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/2711c577-6d34-4d3c-a15b-498156746e6
 d
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