1772 – 2022 – Consequences of the Partitions – New perspectives on the aftermath of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

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1772 – 2022 – Consequences of the Partitions – New perspectives on the aftermath of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

Veranstalter
Felix Ackermann, German Historical Institute in Warsaw Agnieszka Pufelska, Nord-Ost-Institut Lüneburg Maria Rhode, Universität Göttingen Darius Staliunas, Institute of Lithuanian History, Vilnius (DHI Warschau)
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DHI Warschau
Veranstaltungsort
Warschau
PLZ
00-540
Ort
Warszawa
Land
Poland
Vom - Bis
22.06.2022 - 24.06.2022
Website
https://www.dhi.waw.pl/aktuelle-meldungen/detail/news/cfp-consequences-of-the-partitions-new-perspectives-on-the-aftermath-of-the-polish-lithuanian-co.html
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Agnieszka Pufelska, Nord-Ost-Institut

The conference is devoted to an analysis of the long-term consequences of the Partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth for communities living in the territories of the Russian, Habsburg and Prussian Empires. The 250th anniversary of the First Partition falls in 2022 and is an opportunity to reflect on the general reception and historic interpretation of the Partitions across the 19th century in order to reconstruct the diverse, non-linear and fragmented character of these transitions.

1772 – 2022 – Consequences of the Partitions – New perspectives on the aftermath of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

The conference is devoted to an analysis of the long-term consequences of the Partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth for communities living in the territories of the Russian, Habsburg and Prussian Empires. The 250th anniversary of the First Partition falls in 2022 and is an opportunity to reflect on the general reception and historic interpretation of the Partitions across the 19th century in order to reconstruct the diverse, non-linear and fragmented character of these transitions.
We understand the relationship between the imperial states, their representatives in the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and the populations inhabiting these areas, as a multi-vector configuration in which changes within one also affected the other, and not always to the same extent.

1772 – 2022 Consequences of the Partitions New perspectives on the aftermath of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth

The conference is devoted to an analysis of the long-term consequences of the Partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth for communities living in the territories of the Russian, Habsburg and Prussian Empires. The 250th anniversary of the First Partition falls in 2022 and is an opportunity to reflect on the general reception and historic interpretation of the Partitions across the 19th century in order to reconstruct the diverse, non-linear and fragmented character of these transitions.
We understand the relationship between the imperial states, their representatives in the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and the populations inhabiting these areas, as a multi-vector configuration in which changes within one also affected the other, and not always to the same extent.

Programm

22 June 2022

18.00 Lelewel conversation: A new Europe? The partitions revisited
Moderation: Ruth Leiserowitz, Warszawa
Vadzim Anipiarkau, Warszawa
Christoph Augustynowicz, Wien
Agnieszka Pufelska, Lüneburg
Ramunė Šmigelskytė-Stukienė, Vilnus

23 June 2022

9.00 The Aftermath of the Partitions
Moderation: Felix Ackermann, Warszawa
Markus Nesselrodt, Frankfurt/Oder
Visions of a city: Governing socio-cultural diversity in Prussian Warsaw (1796–1806)
Mikhail Demyanenko, St. Petersburg
Belarusian Armored Boyars: Social Group in the Eyes of Russian Imperial Institutions (1772 – 1806)
Ivo Cerman, České Budejovice
Abolishing Serfdom in Bohemia and Galicia. Comparison as an investigative method
Comment: Agnieszka Pufelska, Lüneburg

11.00 coffee

11.30 Religious Communities in Flux
Moderation: Agnieszka Pufelska, Lüneburg
Barbara Skinner, Terre Haute
Confessional Interaction, Privilege, and Repression in the Lands of the Russian Partitions – Legacy or Reaction?
Aleksandra Oniszczuk, Warszawa
Prussian Conceptualisation of Jewish Policy and Its Career in a Napoleonic State
Alena Liubaja, Minsk
Inni ludzie wyznania muzułmańskiego: integracja tatarów z terenów dawnej Rzeczy Pospolitej do społeczeństawa dworianskiego w kontekście polityki wobec ludności muzulmanskiej Imperium Rosyjskiego
Comment: Darius Staliunas, Vilnius

13.30 Lunch break

14.30 Reading New Sources
Moderation: Maria Rhode, Göttingen
Tomasz Panecki / Jerzy Długosz, Warszawa
Secret mapping of the Kingdom of Poland. How did Austrian and German topographers surveyed Kielce and its surroundings at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries?
Wiesława Duży, Warszawa
Dividing territory. On administrative units in Polish territory in the 18th and 19th century
Felix Ackermann, Warszawa
Printed Instructions in 19th century Russian, Habsburg und Prussian prisons
Comment: Maciej Janowski, Warszawa, tbc

16.30 coffee

17.00 Post-Colonial Encounters
Moderation: Agnieszka Pufelska
Elżbieta Kwiecińska, Warsaw
The concept of the German colonial ‘civilizing mission’ and legitimizing partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
Roii Ball, Münster
Materializing Difference: Work, Racialization, and Spatial Organization in the Internal Colonization of Polish Prussia, 1890s-1920s
Maria Rhode, Göttingen
Between the Self and the Other. Poland in Prussian ethnogragraphic-anthropological discources
Comment: Markus Krzoska, Gießen

19.00 dinner

24 June

9.30 Consequences of the partitions
Moderation: Felix Ackermann
Darius Staliunas, Vilnius
Why The Tsarist Russia Has Failed in Lithuania?
Grzegorz Krzywiec, Warszawa
How trans-national was the fate of the Greater Poland? Toward a new cultural and social history of the so called Prussian Poland. (ca.1871-1939).
Klemens Kaps, Linz
Impulses for territorializing economic circuits and state-building: Galician economists’ and politicians’ role in shaping interventionist and protectionist policies in the late Habsburg Empire (1870-1914)"
Comment: Dariusz Adamczyk, Warszawa

11.30 Round table: New perspectives for a long term perspective
Christoph Augustynowicz, Miloš Řezník, Maria Rhode
Moderation: Felix Ackermann

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