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Discussion published by Michael Springer on Monday, January 12, 2015

ANN: From H-Net, Week of 3-9 January 2015

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Discussion published by Michael Springer on Sunday, January 11, 2015

ANN: Zeithistorische Forschungen/Studies in Contemporary History (ZF/SCH), Volume 11, Issue 2 (2014)

Zeithistorische Forschungen/Studies in Contemporary History (ZF/SCH)
Jahrgang/Volume 11 (2014)
Heft 2: West-Berlin/Issue 2: West Berlin
<http://www.zeithistorische-forschungen.de/2-2014>

Herausgeber dieses Hefts/Editors of this issue:
Stefanie Eisenhuth/Hanno Hochmuth/Martin Sabrow

Stefanie Eisenhuth/Martin Sabrow
"West-Berlin". Eine historiographische Herausforderung
(Druckausgabe: S. 165-187)

Discussion published by Dolores Augustine on Saturday, January 10, 2015

CFP: GSA Seminar "German Risks: Managing safety and disaster in 20th-Century Europe" (January 2015)

Call for Papers:

German Studies Association Seminar

GSA meeting, Washington, D.C., October 1-4, 2015

Title:  German Risks:  Managing safety and disaster in 20th-Century Europe

Co-convenors:  Thomas Lindenberger lindenberger(at)zzf-pdm.de and Dolores Augustine augustid(at)stjohns.edu

Deadline (electronic submission via German Studies Association web site):  January 30, 2015

Discussion published by Michael Springer on Thursday, January 8, 2015

ANN: Announcement Regarding H-German Housing Bulletin

Dear H-German Readers,

After the month of January, H-German will no longer offer a housing bulletin. Due to changes to H-Net policy (and the growing number of housing websites available for academics) we can no longer offer the same service that we once did. We have placed on our website a link with housing resources to consider (Berlin Scholars, Sabbatical Homes, WG-Gesucht, H-Soz u Kult), and we will annually post an updated list of housing services. 

Although we're sad to see this service go, we're excited to find new ways to support H-German readers in 2015.

Discussion published by Michael Springer on Tuesday, January 6, 2015

ANN: H-German Syllabus Contest (March 2015)

The H-German editors are pleased to announce the fourth biennial syllabus contest. Started in 2006, the contest has helped H-German create a syllabus database, and the current contest aims to expand the collection. We hope that this database will serve as a resource for new and more established scholars alike, whether in developing new courses or revamping older courses with different readings, films, and documents. (View the database here.)

Discussion published by Angela Schattner on Monday, January 5, 2015

CFP: Reminder--Twelth Workshop on Early Modern German History (January 2015)

Twelth Workshop on Early Modern German History

Organised by the German History Society in co-operation with the German Historical Institutes London and Washington

Date: 8 May 2015

Deadline: 11 January 2015

Venue: German Historical Institute London

Conveners: Bridget Heal (University of St Andrews), David Lederer (NUI Maynooth),  Angela Schattner (GHIL) and Jenny Spinks (University of Manchester)

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