Maria Kovalchuk, Historisches Seminar, Geschichte Ost- und Südosteuropas, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Die Teilnehmer:innen und ihre Themen:
Martin Babicka (Oxford)
„Children of Paradise: Technology, Nature and Time in Czechoslovakia 1970–2000“ (Czechoslovakia, popular culture, late socialism and postsocialism, nature and technology)
Sara McQuaid (Oxford)
„Assassins: Political Murder, Subjective Experience, and Right-Wing Cultures in Weimar Germany and Fascist Italy, c.1920–1924.“ (Right-wing political violence, subjectivities/identity Weimar Germany and Fascist Italy 1920s)
Nicolas Garraud (Oxford)
„Laughing Beyond the Walls: Humor and Laughter in the Warsaw Ghetto (1939–1943).“ (Holocaust, Ghetto, everyday life, humour, subjectivities)
Bethan Winter (Oxford)
“The Appropriation of Musical Heritage in the Creation of an East German ‘Identity’“ (DDR, classical music, socialist cultural identity)
Judith Brehmer (LMU)
“Growing Old in Socialist Czechoslovakia, 1948–1989”
Tobias Wals (LMU)
“World War II and the Making of the Soviet Jew”
David Heydenreich
„Geschichtspolitik der deutschen Wissenschaftsgemeinde in der Tschechoslowakei zwischen 1918 und 1939“
Maria Kovalchuk (LMU)
„Global Perspective on Ukraine during the Cold War: Displacement, (Trans)national Émigré Networks and Cross-border Intellectual Exchange"