Public Invited to Help Recover Nazi-Looted Jewish Library

The Leo Baeck Institute's initiative seeks citizen scientists to locate thousands of lost books from a historic Berlin institute.

The Higher Institute for Jewish Studies in Berlin housed 60,000 significant Jewish books before WWII.
The Nazis looted and scattered these books worldwide during their regime.
The Library of Lost Books project has found 5,000 volumes so far, with public assistance needed for more.
Exhibitions in London, Berlin, and Prague aim to engage the public in identifying lost books.
Recovered books are being digitally united, preserving their historical journey and significance.