German Historical Institute London

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Forthcoming Events

7 February

Seminar:

LUTZ RAPHAEL (TRIER/OXFORD)
Mapping European Historiography 1800 to 2005: New Perspectives on the Interrelationship between Historiography and European Nation-Building

14 February

Seminar:

ULINKA RUBLACK (CAMBRIDGE)
Uses of the Visual in the German Renaissance

14 February
(5:30pm)

Public Lecture:

PETER DELIUS (JOHANNESBURG) and KIRSTEN RÜTHER (HANOVER)
The King, the Missionary, and the Missionary's Daughter: The Relationship between King Sekhukhune and the German Missionary J. A. Winter

16-18 February

Conference:

Ruptures and Linkages: Biography and History in the South

21 February
(5pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

ISABELLA LÖHR (HEIDELBERG)
Kosmopoliten wider Willen: Zur Sozialgeschichte akademischer Emigranten aus Deutschland und ihre Netzwerke in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts

23 February
(5.30pm)

Public Lecture:

RÜDIGER GRAF (BOCHUM/MUNICH)
West Germany in a World of Oil: Energy and Foreign Policy in the Oil Crisis 1973–4

28 February
(5pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

SABINE KEHREN (BONN)
Die Formulierung der britischen Iranpolitik, 1946-1954

6 March

Seminar:

EVE ROSENHAFT (LIVERPOOL)
Black People under Nazi Rule: Perspectives on the ‘Racial State’

6 March
(2.30pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

JÖRG ARNOLD (FREIBURG)
Deindustrialization? Zur Gesellschaftsgeschichte des Abschieds vom Goldenen Zeitalter in Großbritannien, 1970-1990

8-10 March

Conference:

European Remigrations in the Twentieth Century

20 March

Seminar:

ANDREAS ECKERT (BERLIN)
Connecting Histories of Work and Non-Work: African Labour History in a Global Perspective

20 March
(2.30pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

MORITZ VON BRESCIUS (FLORENZ)
Jenseits “kolonialer Fantasien”: Deutsche Forschungsreisende im Dienst europäischer Übersee-Imperien, ca. 1830-1870

27 March
(3pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

CATHLEEN SARTI (MAINZ)
Diskussion und Praxis von Herrscherabsetzungen im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert im protestantischen Nordeuropa

GHIL Colloquium:

SILVIA WERSHOFEN (KASSEL)
Die Jacobites und Preußen. Friedrich II. und der Elibank Plot, 1750-53

17 April
(3pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

SEBASTIAN MEUER (HEIDELBERG)
Verwaltungsreformen im Britischen Empire 1780-1830. Ideenbildung, Implementierungsansätze und semantischer Wandel

GHIL Colloquium:

RAZAK KHAN (FU BERLIN)
Languages of Governance and Contestations: Political Culture in Rampur, 1889-1949

24 April
(3pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

DANIEL LANGE (FU BERLIN)
Schreibende Piraten: Britische Bukaniere und ihre Reiseberichte (1684-1699)

GHIL Colloquium:

EVA CATHERINA HEESEN (HANNOVER)
Adolph Friedrich, Herzog von Cambridge als Generalgouverneur und Vizekönig von Hannover

26 April
(6.30pm)

European Leo Baeck Lecture Series London:

GARETH STEDMAN JONES (QUEEN MARY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON)
Fathers and sons: Heinrich and Karl’s contrasting conceptions of the French Revolution

10-12 May

Conference:

Poverty in Modern Europe. Micro-perspectives on the Formation of the Welfare State in the 19th and 20th Centuries

23 May
(6.30pm)

European Leo Baeck Lecture Series London:

VIVIAN LISKA (UNIVERSITY OF ANTWERP)
“Before the Law sits a doorkeeper. To this doorkeeper comes a man…”: Kafka, Narrative and the Law

29 May
(2.30pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

BERTI KOLBOW (GÖTTINGEN)
Transatlantische Transfers der Marketing-Konzepte zwischen Eastman Kodak und Agfa, 1880-1945

12 June
(2.30pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

IMMO WARNTJES (GREIFSWALD)
Königs- und Fürstenerhebungen in England und im Reich c. 1250-1530. Ein Vergleich zweier spätmittelalterlicher politischer Kulturen

13 June
(6.30pm)

European Leo Baeck Lecture Series London:

DOUGLAS G. MORRIS (NEW YORK)
Inside the Dual State: The Secret Life, Writings and Lawyering of Ernst Fraenkel in Nazi Germany

Previous Events in 2012

12-13 January

Postgraduate Students’ Conference:

Postgraduate Student Conference 2012

17 January

Seminar:

JOCHEN THIES (BERLIN)
The Moltkes: A Very British Family

26-28 January

Workshop:

Diverging Paths? Conservatism in Britain and West Germany from the 1960s to the 1980s

31 January
(5pm)

GHIL Colloquium:

FRANZISKA REINFELDT (FU BERLIN)
Ralf Dahrendorf: Ein Intellektueller in der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik

2 February
(6.30pm)

European Leo Baeck Lecture Series London:

SUSAN JAMES (BIRKBECK COLLEGE, LONDON)
Spinoza on Learning to Live Justly

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