Edwin Black brings the smoking-gun documents showing that IBM was a fully cooperating and enabling partner of the Third Reich in all six stages of the Holocaust.

Tickets are available from the Gross Family Center; attendance is strictly limited to 500.

Edwin Black is here to answer journalism students’ questions.

Edwin Black brings his IBM and the Holocaust lecture to Younts Hall, Furman University in Greenville, SC. Based on his bestselling book of the same title, he describes how IBM was a willing partner in all phases of the Holocaust, from identification to extermination.

Part of the “Americans and the Holocaust” Exhibit cosponsored by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the American Library Association

Edwin Black presents the lunchtime keynote at PACC-CAPP’s Privacy and Data Governance Conference.

Edwin Black brings brings an important part of the Holocaust to light: the Farhud (violent dispossession), two days of frightful violence, looting, and murder visited on the Jews of Baghdad and other Iraqi cities on Shauvot of 1941, June 1–2. Based on his book of the same name.

Edwin Black returns to JHU to present “American Eugenics: From Long Island to Auschwitz,” based on his award-winning War Against the Weak. By academic invitation only for the Biotechnology Department’s Bioethics Course, part of the Master of Biotechnology Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Program.

IBM and the Holocaust: The Smoking Gun Documents. Edwin Black reveals the proof that IBM consciously co-planned, organized, and made efficient Hitler's Holocaust. Brought to you by Empower U.

Ken Abramowitz and Save the West with the Gross Family Center present an evening of hard questions and straight answers on political antisemitism with Edwin Black.

An Insider Briefing for Tampa Jewish Leadership

Edwin Black answers your questions about Iran’s Nuclear Program, Antisemitism in America, Israel and Palestinians, the state of American Jewry, Zionism and Judaism, plus the hot-button issues of the day.

By invitation only.

Edwin Black brings his riveting presentation on the historical underpinnings of international recognition of Israel to USF Hillel.

Edwin Black visits Congregation Kol Ami to speak on the historical underpinnings of Israel and International Law.

Edwin Black is visiting Tampa for events at Congregation Kol Ami, the University of South Florida, and the Tampa Jewish Federation.

Edwin Black brings an in-depth presentation on the historical underpinnings of Israel to American University.

Eugenics from Long Island to Auschwitz is drawn from Edwin Black’s bestselling and award-winning War Against the Weak.

Presented for the Biotechnology Department’s Bioethics Course at Johns Hopkins University.

Edwin Black is visiting greater Los Angeles for leadership briefings May 11–25, 2022.

In 1938, Connecticut planned a door-to-door eugenic survey to identify who was socially, genetically, or eugenically fit to remain in the state. Officials were inspired by the actions of Nazi Germany, which in turn had been inspired by American eugenics. So-called “unfit” Connecticut citizens were to be expelled to camps in the Ozarks for eventual extermination. Governor Wilbur Cross lost his 1938 re-election bid, and the plans were abandoned—but Connecticut has never apologized.

Hundreds of innocent men, women, and children brutally attacked, their homes and shops burned, in the heinous June 1–2, 1941 Arab-Nazi pogrom in Baghdad. This was beginning of the end of Iraqi Jewry. Farhud means “violent dispossession.” But could it happen again—even in the US.

Edwin Black returns to Johns Hopkins University Bioethics for a riveting lecture on American Eugenics based on his bestselling War Against the Weak.

Edwin Black gave the keynote at the First International Online Congress on the Right to Protect Personal Data (1^e Congresso Internacional Online de Direito a Proteção de Dados Pessoais) in Rio de Janeiro, livestreamed via YouTube.

BDS: why it is antisemitic, how to confront it, and how to defeat it.

The Israel Group hosts a national presentation by Edwin Black.