Amsab-ISG Newsletter

6e jaargang, nr. 3, mei 2011

Studiedag Met toeters en bellen

Op 18 juni 2011 vindt in het Provinciehuis in Leuven de studiedag Met toeters en bellen. Populaire muziekcultuur in Vlaams-Brabant plaats. Die kadert in het gelijknamige project waaraan Amsab-collega Robbe Herreman meewerkt.

Archief 11.11.11

Amsab-ISG kreeg het archief van 11.11.11 in bewaring. In totaal gaat het om 52 palletten materiaal (342 lopende meter) uit de periode 1966-2001.

Nieuwe digitale bronnen

Bibliothek schaltet weitere digitalisierte SPD-Zeitungen frei

Nach der Breslauer „Volkswacht für Schlesien“ legt die Bibliothek der FES zwei weitere wichtige sozialdemokratische Tageszeitungen ins Netz. Es handelt sich um den „Lübecker Volksboten“ und die Magdeburger „Volksstimme“, die mit ihren Ausgaben aus dem späten Kaiserreich bis zum Ende der Weimarer Republik als „Images“ digitalisiert wurden.

In the Same Boat? Shipbuilding and ship repair workers: a global labour history (1950-2010)

This call for papers offers a detailed description of our intended programme. Please read this carefully, and also take note of the framework document, according to which all national overviews will be written. We are still missing overviews for Japan, the Netherlands, France, USA and Norway. We welcome one more overview from South Korea and also one from China. Please send a short proposal for a national overview (500 words max.) until December, 31st 2011, with a CV, by email: raquel_cardeira_varela [at] yahoo.co.uk

The Xth Plekhanov Conference on "Russia: A Focus of Nations and Crossroads of Civilizations"

The Plekhanov House (Dom Plekhanova), the National Library of Russia department, is pleased to announce The Хth Plekhanov Conference on “Russia: A Focus of Nations and Crossroads of Civilizations”, to be held on 30 May – 1 June, 2012, and invites proposals for paper presentations and/or items of archival research, relating to the subject, for the first publication.

A special edition of the national magazine “The Historical Archive” (№2, April, 2012.) would cover the documentary materials at issue.