European Remigrations in the Twentieth Century

European Remigrations in the Twentieth Century

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Professor Marita Krauss, University of Augsburg; Professor Andreas Gestrich, German Historical Institute London
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GHIL London
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London
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United Kingdom
Vom - Bis
08.03.2012 - 10.03.2012
Von
University of Augsburg /German Historical Institute London

European Remigrations in the Twentieth Century
London, 8–10 March 2012

Programm

Thursday, 8 March 2012

13:00
Registration

14:00
Welcome Andreas Gestrich (German Historical Institute London) and
Introduction by Marita Krauss (Augsburg):
Remigration to East and West Germany – Perspectives for a Comparative European Approach

Panel 1: East and West Germany – Academic Remigration
14:45 – 17:45

Chair: Andreas Gestrich (GHIL)

Riccardo Bavaj (St Andrews/Bonn)
Knowledge, Transfer and Spaces of Communication: How two Academic Rémigrés Sought to Shape West Germany’s Political Culture

Daniel Siemens (Bielefeld/London)
Coming to Terms with Socialism in the GDR: Left-wing Jewish Intellectual Emigrants and the Establishment of the Faculty for Journalism at the Karl-Marx-University Leipzig, 1945-1961

16:30-17:00 Coffee Break

Marita Krauss (Augsburg)
“Mixed Feelings” – Remigration or Internationalization of Mathematics after World War II

Keynote Lecture
18:00

Uta Gerhardt (Berlin)
The Return of the Stranger – Remigration and Homecoming in Sociological Perspective

19:00
Dinner at nearby restaurant (self pay)

Friday, 9 March 2012
Panel 2: East and West Germany – Remigration of Political Actors
09:00 – 11:00

Chair: Benedikt Stuchtey (GHIL)

Julia Angster (Kassel)
Rémigrés in the West German Labour Movement: Intercultural Transfer and Transnational Network Politics in the 1940s and 1950s
Susanne Doetz/Christoph Kopke (Berlin/Potsdam)
Rudolf Neumann - From the Medical Service of the International Brigades to the Health Administration of the GDR. A Biographic Approach to a German-Jewish Communist

Alina Laura Tiews (Münster)
Wenzel Jaksch as a Remigrant: A Thorn in the Flesh of the GDR’s Refugee Policy

11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break

Panel 3: Remigration to Other European Countries after 1945
11:30 – 12:50

Chair: Sarah Scholl-Schneider (Augsburg)

Vaios Kalogrias (Königstein)
The Return of the Greek Government-in-Exile to Athens (October 1944)

Vasil Paraskevov (Shumen, Bulgaria)
How Political Émigrés Influenced the Society: Georgi Dimitrov and the Establishment of Socialism in Bulgaria, 1945-1949

12:50 – 13.50 Lunch Break

13:50-14:30
Frédéric Attal (Paris)
Salvemini : The Uneasy Remigration of an Italian Antifascist Intellectual

Panel 4 – European Remigrations after 1975 and 1989
14:30 – 17:00

Chair: Marita Krauss (Augsburg)

Carolina Rodríguez-López (Madrid)
Why to Come Back? Spanish Professors in American Universities and Their Paths in Exile

Sarah Scholl-Schneider (Augsburg)
"Unfinished Business". An Oral History of Czech Remigration after 1989

15:50 – 16:20 Coffee Break

Caroline Hornstein Tomić (Zagreb)
Remigration and Post-Socialist Transformation in Croatia

Panel Discussion: Remigration – Three Personal Accounts
17:30

Edgar Feuchtwanger (Southampton), Jan Kavan (Prague), Georg Stefan Troller (Paris)
Chair: Andreas Gestrich (GHI London)

19:30
Conference Dinner at the German Historical Institute

Saturday, 10 March 2012

Panel 5 – Jewish Remigration
09:00 – 12:00

Chair: Sarah Scholl-Schneider (Augsburg)

Andrea Sinn (Munich)
Despite the Holocaust: Jewish Return to Postwar Germany

Noam Zadoff (Munich)
„...vollkommener Repräsentant seines Volkes“: Gershom Scholem as a German Returnee

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break

Closing Remarks and General Discussion
Chair: Andreas Gestrich (GHIL)
Arnd Bauerkämper (Berlin)
Conclusions and Perspectives of Research.

Kontakt

Prof. Andreas Gestrich

German Historical Institute London
17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2NJ
+44 207 309 2050

abellamy@ghil.ac.uk

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