Center for Digital Research in the Humanities

Compilation video of images from the 11th Annual Nebraska Forum on Digital Humanities entitled Visualizing Holocaust Memory through the Digital Humanities: Testimony, Interdisciplinary Collaboration, and Ethical Challenges, April 16-17, 2026

Part 4 of interview with Arie Bucheister and Annie Mass, children of Holocaust survivors Joseph and Freda Bucheister.

Part 3 of interview with Arie Bucheister and Annie Mass, children of Holocaust survivors Joseph and Freda Bucheister.

Part 2 of interview with Arie Bucheister and Annie Mass, children of Holocaust survivors Joseph and Freda Bucheister.

Interview with Arie Bucheister and Annie Mass, children of Holocaust survivors Joseph and Freda Bucheister.

Beth Dotan interviews Hanna Rosenberg Gradwohl, who fled Nazi Germany with her parents, and her brother John Rosenberg.

Beth Dotan interviews Hanna Rosenberg Gradwohl, who fled Nazi Germany with her parents, and her brother John Rosenberg.

Interview with the children of Morris and Frieda Erman, Nebraskans who escaped Nazi Germany.

Interview with Mike Erman, who as a child fled Nazi Germany with his family.

Sandra Nogg interviews World War II soldier David Chorney.

Sarah Chapman interviews World War II solider Ben Schneider.

Jewish soldier Howard Silber talks about his experiences during World War II.

Kim Sleeper of Lincoln High School interviews Yazidi refugee Salema Merza

Omaha World War II veteran Victor Mashbein recounts his experiences in the war.

Interview with Jill Anderson, niece of Landsberg concentration camp liberator Norman Smith, and Barb Anderson, Smith's sister-in-law. Smith served in the 101st Airborne Division, also known as the "Screaming Eagles".

Holocaust liberator Jerome Grossman talks about his experiences during World War II.

Holocaust liberator Joe Riha talks about his experiences during World War II.

Holocaust survivor Joe Fishel talks about his experiences during World War II.

Oral testimony of Harold "Shorty" Heins, liberator of the Ohrdruf concentration camp.

Oral testimony of Harold "Shorty" Heins, Ohrdruf concentration camp liberator.

Holocaust survivor Joe Fishel talks about his experiences during World War II.

To celebrate the launch of Petitioning for Freedom: Habeas Corpus in the American West, 1812-1924, a launch event was held on September 6 on the UNL city campus.

Viola Romero is the great-great granddaughter of Lucía Martínez, whose story is just one of many highlighted in Petitioning for Freedom: Habeas Corpus in the American West, 1812-1924 (https://petitioningforfreedom.unl.edu). Viola's great-great- grandmother leveraged a habeas corpus petition in July 1871 against her former captor, who was trying to keep two of her daughters from her. Lucía Martínez's remarkable petition documented Indigenous women’s resistance to coercive legal regimes and her historic measures are featured in a number of scholarly publications. It is her petition that sparked the Petitioning for Freedom project, prompting inquiry into the thousands of habeas petitions other marginalized people filed to challenge interpersonal confinement as Lucía did, in addition to carceral and institutional detention. Drawing on Katrina Jagodinsky’s historical research, Martínez's relatives nominated her to the Arizona Women’s Hall of Fame and she became one of few Native women honored in that venue.

Ethan Clinchard interviews US Air Force veteran Raymond Kelley about this history of Danbury, Nebraska and his experiences with German POWs during World War II.

Holocaust survivor Miriam Grossman is interviewed by Theo Richmond.

Institute for Holocaust Education Commemoration, Part 3