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Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
The 2023 New Book Symposium, co-hosted with @QMHistory, on Maurizio Isabella's 'Southern Europe in the Age of Revolutions' will take place at QMUL on 18 May.
Programme and registration details can be found below.
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After a hiatus, we are back to #RethinkingModernEurope! Next Weds 17 May, 5.30pm, Christopher Tugendhat presents "The Worm in the Apple: A History of the Conservative Party and Europe" @HausPublishing. All welcome
Discussants: @ProfTimBale @LindsayAqui
history.ac.uk/events/christo…
We are deeply saddened by the news of Philippa Hetherington's death, after a brave struggle against cancer. Philippa was a brilliant historian, a wonderful person and a key co-convener of Rethinking Modern Europe. Our heartfelt thoughts are with her family. RIP dear Philippa.
@philippahether's work for @EuropeModern was just a tiny part of what she did, but we'll do our best to commemorate it. Here she is in 2017, chairing (left) the launch of Jan Rüger's prize-winning 'Heligoland', w discussants David Blackbourn, Frank Trentmann, Celia Applegate
Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
Delighted to share the Michaelmas Term termcard for Cambridge's Modern European History Research Seminar. See you in-person very soon!
You can subscribe to the mailing list here: hist.cam.ac.uk/event-series/…
![All sessions held in the Nihon Room, Pembroke College except 18 October (4 Mill Lane Recital Room, over the road from Pembroke), 16 November (Senior Parlour, Caius), and 22 November (Thomas Gray Room, also in Pembroke)
Sessions begin at 5.15pm.
Tuesday 11th October
George Newth (University of Bath) and Marianna Griffini (King’s College London)
The Italian Far-Right: Populists or Neo-Fascists?
Tuesday 18th October (4 Mill Lane Recital Room, Pembroke)
Christoph Kalter (University of Agder) in discussion with Pedro Ramos Pinto (University of Cambridge) – Postcolonial People: The Return from Africa and the Remaking of Portugal.
Tuesday 25 October
Book Launch: Marcus Colla (University of Cambridge), Prussia in the Historical Culture of the German Democratic Republic: Communists and Kings. In discussion with Christopher Clark (University of Cambridge) and Jane Caplan (University of Oxford)
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ALT All sessions held in the Nihon Room, Pembroke College except 18 October (4 Mill Lane Recital Room, over the road from Pembroke), 16 November (Senior Parlour, Caius), and 22 November (Thomas Gray Room, also in Pembroke) Sessions begin at 5.15pm. Tuesday 11th October George Newth (University of Bath) and Marianna Griffini (King’s College London) The Italian Far-Right: Populists or Neo-Fascists? Tuesday 18th October (4 Mill Lane Recital Room, Pembroke) Christoph Kalter (University of Agder) in discussion with Pedro Ramos Pinto (University of Cambridge) – Postcolonial People: The Return from Africa and the Remaking of Portugal. Tuesday 25 October Book Launch: Marcus Colla (University of Cambridge), Prussia in the Historical Culture of the German Democratic Republic: Communists and Kings. In discussion with Christopher Clark (University of Cambridge) and Jane Caplan (University of Oxford) [continued in next tweet]
Congratulations to our convenor @AlexDrace on his new book "The Making of Mămăligă"! Out now from @CEUPress; details (and a chance to win a free copy) below⤵️
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Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
Coming out in December with Cambridge. More details soon. Cover image: Sava Šumanović, Na bunaru (At the well), 1924, Galerija Matice Srpske, Novi Sad @cambUP_History @CambridgeUP
Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
Save the dates and prepare your zoom!
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@ModEuroHistColl @MEHcambridge @EuropeModern
@HStudiesReview @CentralEuropean @interwarslump
@transform_EE @ECERF_UoB
And now with registration link for online participation:
@jtkoranyi @giannako @ksinan_s @elisabeth_haid @JernejKosi @Van_Der_Magno @zvanovec_m @LucijaBalikic
Happy #EuropeDay2022 to all our followers!
Thanks to our friends at @UNOGLibrary for sharing this historic footage:
Aristide Briand's speech calling for a European Federation at the 1929 #LeagueofNations Assembly is considered a key moment of the "Spirit of Geneva"🤝
It paved the way to the "European Union project" presented the following year
📽️Watch what Briand said on #EuropeDay2022
Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
Call for Papers: 'WITCH HUNTS: RACE & THE PERSECUTION OF WOMEN, ANTIQUITY TO THE 21st CENTURY'. Deadline: 20 April 2022
Our next conference- spread the word! bit.ly/WitchHunts
Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
TOMORROW: Christian Goeschel (@UoMhistdept) will talk on 'Staging the Tripartite Pact, 1940-45' for the Modern European History seminar, via Zoom.
hist.cam.ac.uk/event-series/…
We return on 9 March, when Alexander Nützenadel (HU Berlin/LSE & GHIL) will talk about 'Fascism and Finance: Economic Populism in Interwar Europe'. Chaired by @drgoeschel history.ac.uk/events/fascism…
Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
📺 In case you missed @theodora_dragos's talk about #Bulgaria’s cultural outreach during the #ColdWar, the recording is now available on the #SSEES YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=VJGNli83…
@UCLCSEES
@EuropeModern
Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
There's still time to register for tomorrow's online seminar with @theodora_dragos of @osuhistorydept! Join to learn more about #Bulgaria’s cultural outreach during the #ColdWar.
Co-organised by @UCLCSEES & @EuropeModern
📆 2 February at 6pm GMT
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Coming up this Wednesday at 6pm UK time - don't forget to register!
Our next event is on Wed 2 Feb in collaboration with @UCLCSEES @UCLSSEESEvents, we are excited to welcome @theodora_dragos who will tell us about "The Cold War from the Margins"
NB time is 6pm UK time. Details ⤵️
Our next event is on Wed 2 Feb in collaboration with @UCLCSEES @UCLSSEESEvents, we are excited to welcome @theodora_dragos who will tell us about "The Cold War from the Margins"
NB time is 6pm UK time. Details ⤵️
We look forward to this upcoming seminar co-organised by @UCLCSEES & @EuropeModern! Join to hear from @theodora_dragos of @osuhistorydept, who will talk about #Bulgaria’s cultural outreach during the #ColdWar.
📆 2 February at 6pm GMT
Tickets: buff.ly/3rcXsRM
A fascinating discussion on 'Decolonising German Memory', our first event this term, and another great turnout @ihr_history
We look forward to this event and to 'seeing' many of you tomorrow - if you'd like to attend, don't forget to register!
Roundtable "Decolonising German Memory"
Wed 26 January, 5.30pm UTC
Rita Chin @UMich
Svenja Goltermann @S_Goltermann
Daniel Hedinger @HedingerDaniel
You Jae Lee @uni_tue
Eve Rosenhaft @livuni
Christian Goeschel @drgoeschel
All welcome! Register here: history.ac.uk/events/decolon…
Looking forward to this event! Just to say it was fully booked earlier today but @ihr_history have opened up more places so registration is open. Do register if you want to attend..
Roundtable "Decolonising German Memory"
Wed 26 January, 5.30pm UTC
Rita Chin @UMich
Svenja Goltermann @S_Goltermann
Daniel Hedinger @HedingerDaniel
You Jae Lee @uni_tue
Eve Rosenhaft @livuni
Christian Goeschel @drgoeschel
All welcome! Register here: history.ac.uk/events/decolon…
Rethinking Modern Europe retweeted
Join this upcoming online event co-organised by @UCLCSEES & @ihr_history! Focusing on #Bulgaria’s cultural outreach, @theodora_dragos will explore the partnerships along an East-South axis in the #ColdWar context.
📆 2 February at 6pm GMT
Tickets: buff.ly/3rcXsRM
