From National History to Inclusive History
Kateřina Čapková (Prag)
28.05., 14:15, Room 017
From Surplus to Excess: Postsocialist Emptiness in an Inter-Imperial Terrain
Dace Dzenovska (Oxford)
25.06., 14:15, Room 017
American Zion: The Global Plan to Settle Jews in the American West
Jeff Veidlinger (Ann Arbor)
09.07., 14:15, Room 17
Traumatic Rhymes: Contemporary Ukrainian Refugee Experience and the Cultural Legacies of the 1940s Displacement
Vitaly Chernetsky (Kansas)
Annual Graduate Workshop
tba for Winter term 2026/27
Study Groups
30.04., 16:00-18:00, Room 109
Study Group "Representation, Narration"
28.05., 14:00-16:00, Room 017
(Kolloqium Dace Dzenovska)
11.06., 16:00-18:00, Room 109
15.07., 10:00-13:00, Room 109
Theory and Methods
08.05., 10-15, Room 017 (rescheduled as a one-day session)
Where Can Margins of Memory Take Us? Theories and Methods Workshop for the Humanities and Social Sciences
Volha Bartash, Tatiana Klepikova (Regensburg)
26.-28.05., Room 017
Whose City, Whose Spaces? Where and What is Space in your Thesis?
Anna Steigemann (Regensburg)
Doing Memory Studies on the Margins: Reflections on Research Practice and Career-Building
Kateřina Králová (Prague), in conversation with Volha Bartash and Tatiana Klepikova (Regensburg)
04.05., 14-16, Room 017
Policy Briefs in the Humanities? Reflections on Outreach and Academic Writing
Katarina Damčević (Regensburg), Vjeran Pavlaković (Rijeka)
18.-19.05., 09:30-16:30, Room 122
Writing Articles for International Publication in Peer-Reviewed Journals
Josie Dixon (Winchester)
01.06., 14-17, Room 017
Practical AI for Researchers: Responsible Use in Writing and Publishing
Victoria Corless (Berlin)
FORUM
09.06.,13:15, Room 017
Domestic Service in the Soviet Union: Women's Emancipation and the Gendered Hierarchy of Labor
Alissa Klots (Pittsburgh)
Guest Lectures
15.06., 14:15, Room 017
Monuments of Postempire: Nostalgia, Amnesia, and Tribulation in Sarajevo, Zemun and Vienna
Jeremy F. Walton (Rijeka)
15.06., 16:15, Room 017
More than Days and Dates: Yiddish Calendars as Cultural Agents, 1870-1914
Nathan Cohen (U Bar Ilan)
