H-Diplo Essay No. 172
An H-Diplo Book Review Essay
Published on 21 May 2019
Review Editor: Diane Labrosse
Web and Production Editor: George Fujii
Thomas Brodie. German Catholicism at War, 1939-1945. New York: Oxford University Press, 2018. ISBN: 9780198827023 (hardcover, $85.00).
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Reviewed by James Chappel, Department of History, Duke University
Dear H-Slavery Subscribers,
We are delighted to share our most recent conference report, by Annika Bärwald of the Department of History at the University of Bremen:
Traces of the Slave Trade in the Holy Roman Empire and its Successor States. Discourses, Practices, and Objects, 1500–1850, University of Bremen, November 29, 2018 to December 1, 2018.
Kind Regards,
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H-Slavery thanks Annika Bärwald of Department of History at the University of Bremen (a.baerwald@uni-bremen.de) for the following report on the conference, “Traces of the Slave
H-Slavery thanks Annika Bärwald of the Department of History at the University of Bremen (a.baerwald@uni-bremen.de) for the following report on the conference, “Traces of the Slave Trade in the Holy Roman Empire and its Successor States. Discourses, Practices, and Objects, 1500–1850.”
Conference: 3rd World Conference of Chinese Studies 2019
Dates: August 24-29, 2019, at Witten University, Germany (panels August 24-25) and in Paris, France (panels August 26-27, visit of Confucius Institute and Université Paris VII Paris Diderot August 28-29)
研討會：第三屆世界漢學論壇
議程：2019年8月24日至29日召開，8月13日報到， 24日-25日下午學術研討會，26日去法國巴黎，26日下午至27日學術研討會及閉幕， 28日-29日 拜訪大學和孔子學院, 30日離會。
German Studies Association Annual Conference, Portland, Oregon, October 3-6, 2019
The twentieth century, Lenin once predicted, would be remembered as a century of revolution. Perhaps nowhere did this forecast prove more accurate than in central Europe, which between 1917 and 1992 witnessed arguably no fewer than eight revolutionary episodes. Of course, these events did not unfold in quite the way Lenin envisaged; in the same way that central Europe became a laboratory for competing ideologies of the twentieth century, so it became the birthplace and testing ground of new styles of revolution and resistance.
Hi all,
Please note the extended deadline for abstracts (Sunday, January 20, 2019) for this year’s Binghamton University German Studies Colloquium.
CfP BUGSC X: Violence
Keynote speaker and workshop leader: Jochen Hellbeck (Rutgers University)
April 5-6, 2019
Binghamton University (SUNY), Binghamton, NY
The latest issue of Central European History went live online on January 3 and should be shipping to individual and institutional subscribers shortly.
Volume 51 / Issue 04, December 2018, pp. i-iii, 527-733.
The issue can be accessed at https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/central-european-history/latest-issue.
Letter from the Editor: The Incredible Shrinking Century?
Memorial
