9.30 h Opening: Barak Kushner, Kerstin von Lingen
10.00 h Jiayi TAO (post-doc): “Amidst multi-ethnic refugees: tensions, patriotic fervour, and urban life in post-war Shanghai” (comment: Robert Bickers, Bristol)
10.30 h Elisabeth Czerniak (PhD): "Neither Here nor There – Shanghai as the Starting Point of a Renewed Odyssey: A Biographical Case Study" (comment: Xin FAN, Cambridge)
11.00 h Lena Christoph (PhD): “Russian Anti-Communist Refugees in Shanghai: The Role of Personal Narratives in Recovering Stories of Prolonged Transit, 1917-1952” (comment: Peter Gatrell, Manchester)
11.30 h Raphaela Bollwein (PhD): "Of mixed origin. Racist categories in the resettlement schemes for the St. Tikhon Orphans from Shanghai" (comment: Yujie ZHU, ANU Canberra/ Berlin)
12-14 h: Lunch Break
14.00 h Johannes Glack (PhD): 'More displaced than ever': Resettlement of elderly and impaired German-speaking Jewish Refugees from Shanghai, 1950-1951 (comment: Jessica Reinisch, London)
14.30 h Franziska Lamp (PhD): The Migration Experiences and Resettlement Trajectories of Single Women among the "Shanghai Repatriates" (comment: Peter Gatrell, Manchester)
15 h Konstantin Schischka (PhD on Social GIS methods): “From Desperation to Destination: Economic and Pragmatic Perspectives on Resettlement via Airplane in East Asia (1948-1951).” (comment: Kerstin von Lingen, Vienna)
15.30 h Group Discussion: Shanghai as a transit hub for German and Austrian Holocaust victims and civil war refugees