Thursday 7 April 2022

14:30-15:20. Deniss Hanovs (Riga Stradins University), Deleting wrong memories in baroque Russia: politics of absolutism and proto-nationalism of empress Elizabeth (1741-1762) in images and texts

15:20-16:10. Kamil Karczewski (EUI, Florence/IEG Mainz), Queerness in Post-Imperial Poland: Rural and Urban Sexualities in the Interwar Period

Chaired by Pavel Kolář

Coffee break

16:30-17:20. Martin Pácha (Charles University, Prague), The Limits of Religious Plurality: Pentecostal Movement in Post-Stalinist Czechoslovakia

17:20-18:10. Goran Musić and Rory Archer (University of Vienna), A Socialist Workplace in Postcolonial Africa: A Connected History of the Yugoslav Workforce in Zambia

Chaired by Alexander Etkind

Friday 8 April 2022

09:30-10:20, Jelena Djureinović (University of Vienna), Exporting the Yugoslav Revolution: Veterans, Memory and Transnational Networks of Solidarity in the Cold War

10:20-11:10, Mladen Zobec(University of Graz) , Albanian private craftsmen in early socialist Slovenia: Oriental Others or Yugoslav Brothers?

Chaired by Gruia Bădescu

Coffee break

11:30-12:20, Mišo Kapetanović (ÖAW, Vienna), Looking for Historical Queerness in the Slavic-Speaking Dinaric Mountains
12:20-13:10, Rodoljub Jovanović (Deusto University, Bilbao), The Next Generation: How Young People in Serbia Narrate the Violent Yugoslav Breakup

13:10-14:00, Gruia Bădescu (University of Konstanz), Architectural reconfigurations after border change and population movements: Interrogating frontier urbanism in Rijeka 1945-1960

Chaired by Rory Archer