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← 24 October: Richard Evans, ‘The Hitler Conspiracies: The Third Reich and the Paranoid Imagination’ (ZOOM)
7 November, 3pm: Avraham Burg, ‘Can Israel Be Both “Jewish And Democratic”? — The Israeli Nation State Law, Jewish Identity & The Ongoing Struggle For Palestinian Rights’ (with recording) →
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About The Lit

The Lit is a discussion forum for a wide variety of topics covering every area of culture and history with a Jewish connection. For a list of this year’s meetings, details of how to attend (remotely or in person), and information about how to support the Lit, see this page.

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by mauricen | October 24, 2021 · 9:24 pm
← 24 October: Richard Evans, ‘The Hitler Conspiracies: The Third Reich and the Paranoid Imagination’ (ZOOM)
7 November, 3pm: Avraham Burg, ‘Can Israel Be Both “Jewish And Democratic”? — The Israeli Nation State Law, Jewish Identity & The Ongoing Struggle For Palestinian Rights’ (with recording) →

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    • 5786 / 2025-26 PROGRAMME
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  • Recent Talks (some with recordings):

    • 30 November 2025: Mark Solomon, on Works of Emancipation: Jewish Themes in the Operas of Giacomo Meyerbeer. (In person)
    • 16 November 2025: Gavin Shaffer, on An Unorthodox History. (In person)
    • 7 November 2025, 1pm: Manya Wilkinson, on Lublin. (In person at the New College Festival of Books and Belief, New College, Mound Place.)
    • 19 October 2025, 2:30pm    Opening Talk by Mahmoud Muna & Matthew Teller on Daybreak in Gaza. (In person)
    • 27 April 2025      Sharon Kivity, Ruth Jordan’s “Daughter of the Waves”. (In person)
    • 23 March 2025: Alan Meerkin Distilling Israelis. (Zoom)
    • 9 March 2025: Daniel Sonabend The 43 Group and Their Fight Against Britain’s Fascists (1946-50). (In person).
    • 16 February 2025: Itamar Rabinovich The Gaza War in Perspective. (Zoom).
    • 26 January 2025: Meriel Schindler, The Lost Café Schindler. (In person).
    • 12 January 2025: Jonathan Wittenberg, Listening for God in Torah and Creation. (In person).
    • 15 December 2024: Jillian Stinchcomb, The Queen of Sheba and the Real in the Study of the Biblical Past. (Zoom).
    • 1 December 2024: Jay Prosser on Loving Strangers. (In person).
    • 17 November 2024 – David Shulman, Saving Israel from Herself: Fighting the Occupation and the Government. (Zoom, with recording)
    • 7 November 2024, 5:30pm. Jenni Daiches on Somewhere Else. In person, at the New College Festival of Books and Belief, New College, Mound Place. Free entry.
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