With the first issue of The Wiener Library Bulletin, published in November 1946, The Wiener Library launched itself as a research institute open to the wider public. The bulletin covered a wide array of topics, from the war crime trials and the reconstruction of Germany to the resurgence of extreme groups, as well as racism in Europe and the development of Holocaust historiography.
Until 1966, C.C. Aronsfeld edited the Bulletin, followed by Ernest Hearst and Robert Wistrich. The serial covered a wide array of topics, from the war crime trials and the reconstruction of Germany to the resurgence of extreme groups, as well as racism in Europe and the development of Holocaust historiography.
