On Monday, Sept. 28, Kenyon will host a multidisciplinary commemoration of the largest mass shooting of Jews during WWII with Denison professors Julia Kolchinsky (English) and Andrew McWard (politics and public affairs). In addition to a lecture providing the historical and political context of the event, Julia will share her poetry in connection to the atrocity as a descendant of its victims and survivors.
Join us in the Chalmers Library 303, the Denniston Reading Room, for a reception starting at 5:30 p.m. and the event at 6 p.m.
Financial support by: The Center for the Study of American Democracy and Office of the Provost.
Administrative support by: The Department of History and the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures.
In conjunction with: Kenyon students and faculty from the course INDS 231: The Holocaust.