Lecture "Gesprächsreihe "In Gesellschaft" - Rechts neben uns? Antidemokratische Entwicklungen erfassen" (German)

Eichstätt/Germany
 
Organiser: Zentrum Flucht und Migration der Katholischen Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt / Lehrstuhl für Flucht- und Migrationsforschung, Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt
Postcode: 85072
City: Eichstätt
Country: Germany
Takes place: Digital

CfP: Über Grenzen verbunden: Schweizerische Frauenbewegungen und ihre transnationalen Verflechtungen (German, English and French)

Zurich/Switzerland
 
Organiser: Gosteli-Archiv Geschichte schweizerischer Frauenbewegungen in Kooperation mit dem Schweizerischen Sozialarchiv
Location: Universität Zürich
Postcode: 8000
City: Zurich
Country: Switzerland

Workshop "Figures, Types, and Images of the Social in the 19th and 20th Century: Practices of Social Imagining in the History of Knowledge and the Sciences"

Organiser: University of Erfurt and Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Cluster of Excellence “Imaginamics. Practices and Dynamics of Social Imagining”
Location: International Meeting Center Erfurt, Michaelisstraße 38
Postcode: 99084
City: Erfurt
Country: Deutschland

CfP: The World History Association 35th Annual Meeting - Closed Borders and Global Connections: Being Global after Globalization

Organizer: Cynthia Ross (George Mason University Korea The Academy of Korean Studies)
Host: George Mason University Korea The Academy of Korean Studies
Venue: George Mason University Korea
ZIP: -
Location: -
Country: Republic of Korea

Recent project of the ABMO (Genoa): Biographical dictionary of the participants of the 1921-1922 Congress of Communist and Revolutionary Organizations of the Far East in Russia

The Biographical Archive of the Workers' Movement from Genoa, Italy (www.abmo.it) is working on a biographical dictionary of the representatives who attended the Congress of Communists and Revolutionary Organizations of the Far East in Russia in December 1921. This Congress, which began in Irkutsk in December, continued in Moscow and Petrograd in January and February of the following year.