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2014 February 20 Thursday

Scientific Changes in Times of Political Upheaval: Examples from 20th-Century Germany and Austria in Transnational Context
Lecture

2014 February 19 Wednesday

When Did the Holy Roman Empire Cease to Be Holy? Reformation, Ritual, and the Coherence of the Imperial Constitution
Barbara Stollberg Rilinger
Lecture

2014 February 18 Tuesday

Scholarly & Social Meeting Ethnic identification and subject position in late socialism: Notes from the oral history of Russian-Estonian families in Soviet Estonia
Uku Lember
Lecture

2014 February 10 Monday

Unexceptional Exceptions: State of Emergency in the Aftermath of the Young Turk Revolution (1908-1912)
Noemi Levy-Aksu
Lecture

2014 February 07 Friday

Ethnography, Census, and Border: The Assimilation of Minorities in the Making of Soviet Nations
Krista Goff
Lecture

2014 February 05 Wednesday

Organic Socialism: The Soviet Factory as a Way of Life
Christian Teichmann
Lecture

2014 February 05 Wednesday

Mapping Holy Russia: Cartography and Icons in Early Modern Russia
Valerie Kivelson
Lecture

2014 February 03 Monday

The Persistence of the Past: How Violence and Genocide in Ottoman Turkey Affect Our World Today
Lecture

2014 January 31 Friday

Visualizing Empire in Early Modern Russia: Violence, Cooptation, Integration
Valerie Kivelson
Lecture

2014 January 30 Thursday

The Communist Yigit: Agitational Propaganda in 1920s Baku
Leah Feldman
Lecture

2014 January 29 Wednesday

Internalizing Nature: Rocky Politics, Local Knowledge and Museum Networks in Revolutionary Siberia, and Thoughts on a History of Eating and Empire in 20th-Century
Julia Fein
Lecture

2014 January 28 Tuesday

Remembering War, Becoming Soviet: The Impact of World War II in Soviet Chess and Contemporary Digital Commemoration
Seth Bernstein
Lecture

2014 January 27 Monday

Law and Gender in Islamic Studies
Bettina Dennerlein
Lecture

2014 January 21 Tuesday

Scholarly & Social Meeting Dr. Ignác Semmelweis and the Controversies that Obscure his Place in Hungarian Medical History
Constance Putnam
Lecture

2014 January 20 Monday

“This is the barbecue we had last night” Lynching postcards, the representability of violent deaths and State censorship in the US at the turn of the 20th Century
Piroska Csúri, PhD
Lecture

2014 January 16 Thursday

Confessional Ambiguity and Sufism in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire
Derin Terzioğlu
Lecture