SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO?!Life Among the Ruins of theAustro-Hungarian Monarchy International Competition for High School Students DOWNLOAD PDF DESCRIPTION The twentieth century began with the devastation of the First World War. During the war and after its end, … [Read more...] about International Competition for High School Students
International Competition for High School Students
Imperial Legacies in the Interwar Period
WORKSHOP 3–4 November, 2022 Badia Fiesolana - European University Institute(Fiesola, Italy) POSTER TO DOWNLOAD Organized by: Christopher Wendt, Minja Bujaković, Oliver Pejić (Interwar Histories WG), in cooperation with the ERC project NEPOTRANS (Negotiating Post-Imperial … [Read more...] about Imperial Legacies in the Interwar Period
The Centenary of the March on Rome From the Perspective of the Upper Adriatic: Historiographic Challenges
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 27 October, 2022 / Thursday / 9:00am Venue: FILOZOFSKI FAKULTET U RIJECISveučilišna avenija 4, F-23051000 Rijeka, Republika Hrvatska PROGRAM (pdf) PROGRAM AND ABSTRACTS (pdf) ORGANIZER: ISTARSKO POVIJESNO DRUŠTVO – SOCIETÀ STORICA … [Read more...] about The Centenary of the March on Rome From the Perspective of the Upper Adriatic: Historiographic Challenges
Gábor Egry in Vienna
On 15 September principal investigator of the NEPOSTRANS project, Gábor Egry held a presentation in Vienna, at the conference The Theory and Practice of Non-Territorial Autonomy in Europe - A Historical Perspective. Non-territorial (non-)autonomy and its … [Read more...] about Gábor Egry in Vienna
NEPOSTRANS Conference Report: Discourses of Transition in (post-)Habsburg East Central Europe, 1917–1941
On May 24 and 25, 2022, the fourth annual conference of the ERC Nepostrans project took place in Bratislava at the Faculty of Law of Comenius University. Throughout the four-year term of the project, the research had a particular object each year, which was, at the same time, … [Read more...] about NEPOSTRANS Conference Report: Discourses of Transition in (post-)Habsburg East Central Europe, 1917–1941