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2019 October 23 Wednesday

A public lecture by Tomasz Kamusella

Tomasz Kamusella

Lecture

2019 October 04 Friday

Transformational Leadership of Mahatma Gandhi and its Relevance in the Contemporary World

Shobhana Radhakrishna

Lecture

2019 September 10 Tuesday

History as Fiction and Fiction as History: Writing the Historical Novel

Alfred J. Rieber

Lecture

2019 August 13 Tuesday

Producing deservingness, managing vulnerability – refugee representations of Hungarian migrants working in the German reception system

Ildikó Zakariás

Lecture

2019 June 11 Tuesday

The Spirit of Revolutionary Law: Foundational Justice and the Politics of Legitimation in Republican France

Lecture

2019 May 30 Thursday

How much is too much? Negotiating boundaries of excess in early modern drinking cultures

Lecture

2019 May 23 Thursday

Alfred J. Rieber, The Adriatic: The Clash of Imperial Visions and Legacies during the Second World War

Alfred J. Rieber

Lecture

2019 May 22 Wednesday

In Praise of a Forgotten Virtue: Moderation in the Twenty-First Century

Aurelian Craiutu

Lecture

2019 May 16 Thursday

Comparing the Russian and Chinese Revolutions: a Structural Perspective

Lecture

2019 May 10 Friday

15 Years Since the Publishing the Report on Holocaust in Romania

Lecture

2019 May 07 Tuesday

The Ukrainian Night: The Meaning of the Maidan in a Postmodern World

Lecture

2019 May 02 Thursday

Everyone is Talented. The Politics of Bauhaus Art Pedagogy, 1919-1933

Lecture

2019 April 11 Thursday

Reading Machiavelli in 1943 Hungary

Dániel Margócsy

Lecture

2019 March 21 Thursday

Conflating Treason and Homosexuality: the Queer History of Colonel Redl

Mark Cornwall

Lecture

2019 March 07 Thursday

Long Live Samizdat

Lecture

2019 March 06 Wednesday

The Code of Land Warfare at the Hague, 1899: A European Story

Lecture

2019 February 19 Tuesday

A Fascist Century, or a Century of Fascism? Reflections of the Centenary of the Formation of the first Fasci in Milan

Lecture

2019 January 16 Wednesday

Translating Historical Research into Film

Lecture

2018 December 06 Thursday

Recent Trends in Habsburg Historiography - Lecture Series/Thursdays 17:30-19:00

History Department Guest Lecture

2018 November 28 Wednesday

How to Think about Science

Maria Kronfeldner

Lecture

2018 November 23 Friday

Feminist Counterpublic and its Genres: Continuity of Women’s Political Engagement in the two Yugoslav states

Stanislava Barać

Lecture

2018 November 10 Saturday

Reflections on the Concept of Academic Freedom

Lecture

2018 November 09 Friday

A University as a Republic: Classical Political Theories of Mixed Government and Modern Experience of Shared Governance

Oleg Kharkhordin

Lecture

2018 November 08 Thursday

Galileo’s Laughter: Knowledge and Freedom in the Seventeenth Century

Lecture

2018 November 06 Tuesday

Enlightenment, Juvenile Delinquency and Empire: Britain, 1788-1888

Lecture

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