Tagungsberichte/

Wissenschaftliche Konferenzen sind ein wichtiger Motor der historischen Forschung. Tagungsberichte informieren die Leser/innen knapp und übersichtlich über zurückliegende geschichtswissenschaftliche Konferenzen und Workshops.

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  • 06.07.2017 -
    Die geteilte Nation. Deutsch-deutsche Geschichte 1945–1990
    Von Victoria Thum, Universität Bamberg
    London School of Economics, German Historical Institute, Gerda Henkel Stiftung; Stefan Creuzberger, Rostock; Dominik Geppert, Bonn/London; Dierk Hoffmann, München / Berlin
    London, 01.06.2017 – 02.06.2017
  • 19.06.2014 -
    The GDR Today
    Von David Zell, Institute for German Studies, University of Birmingham
    Institute for German Studies and Graduate Centre for Europe, University of Birmingham
    Birmingham, 10.01.2014
  • 07.12.2010 -
    Aftermath: Legacies and Memories of War in Europe, 1918–1945–1989
    Von Tara Windsor, German Studies, University of Birmingham
    University of Birmingham: European Research Institute, Graduate Centre for Europe, Centre for First World War Studies, with the generous support of the Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence.
    Birmingham, 23.09.2010 – 24.09.2010
  • 19.06.2010 -
    At the Margins of the Welfare State. Changing Patterns of Including and Excluding the ‘Deviant’ Poor in Europe 1870–1933
    Von Katharina Brandes / Elisabeth Grüner, Collaborative Research Centre 600, Universität Trier
    German Historical Institute London; Collaborative Research Centre “Strangers and Poor People. Changing Patterns of Inclusion and Exclusion from Classical Antiquity to the Present Day” (CRC 600), Subproject “Poverty and the Politics of Poverty in European Cities in the 19th and 20th Centuries”, University of Trier
    London, 25.02.2010 – 27.02.2010
  • 08.04.2008 -
    Generations, Violence and Memory in twentieth-century Germany
    Von Julie Nicole Deering, German Department, University College London; Lara Silberklang, University College London; Helen Whatmore, University College London
    German Historical Institute, London
    London, 29.02.2008