as part of the conference on “Race, Science and Eugenics in East Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries”
organized by Professor Emese Lafferton at the Department of History (CEU), in cooperation with the Steinhof Visioning Group (CEU) and the transnational project entitled ‘From Small Beginnings...’, which facilitates events on the centennial.
17:30 – 19:00 Wednesday, 2 November 2021
QS D-001 Tiered Room
Central European University, Quellenstraße 51, 1100 Wien, Austria.

For online access to the event, consult the conference program: https://events.ceu.edu or write Lucija Balikic (balikic_lucija@phd.ceu.edu) to provide you with the Zoom link where the presentations will be streamed.
Opening remarks by Michael Miller (Nationalism Studies Program, CEU; Steinhof Visioning Group)

Participants
Thomas Mayer (Natural History Museum, Vienna)
Herwig Czech (Department of Ethics, Collections and History of Medicine, Medical University of Vienna)
Margit Berner (Natural History Museum, Vienna)

Respondents
Felicitas Heiman-Jelinek (free-lance curator, head of the Curatorial Education Program of the Association of European Jewish Museums)
Hannes Sulzenbacher (exhibition curator, head of the scientific team of the new Austrian exhibition at the State Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau)