GiD-Interview-Reihe „Hannah Arendt heute“

Confronting Histories of Violence and Populism: What can be learnt from “the Germans”? What have "the Germans" yet to learn?

Prof. Dr. Katharine Ellis (University of Cambridge): Slow Opera and latinité in the South of France, c. 1900.

Fifteenth Workshop on Early Modern German History

Third Annual West Coast Germanists' Workshop: Facts, Fakes, and Representations

Early Modern Antitrinitarianism and Italian Culture: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

Prof. Dr. Ann Thomson (European University Institute): Antitrinitarianism in the 18th Century.

Neue Ansätze zur Geschichte der Suvalkija

The History of the Second Half of the Twentieth Century as Shown in Six Groups of Graphs, Charts, and Maps

Reflecting on German Heritage in the United States in the Twenty-First Century: A Panel Discussion with German Scholars

Yukari Yamasaki (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology): Visions and Expectations of Autonomous Driving by Policy Makers in Japan

In Search of the Migrant Child: Global Histories of Youth and Migration between Knowledge, Experience, and Everyday Life

Figurationen und Personifikationen des Nationalen im Frühneuzeitlichen Europa

Regno d'Italia (1861–1946). Staat – Politik – Gesellschaft – Kultur

Cathy Gelbin: The Golem- The Artificial Anthropoid from Enlightenment Monster to AI

Wohin führt der Atlas? Aby Warburgs Vermächtnis und die Zukunft der Ikonologie

Amy S. Kaufman: Medievalism, Extremism, and “White History”

Jürgen Osterhammel (Konstanz): Globalgeschichte und Kosmopolitismus

Archivgespräche: Das Politische Archiv des Auswärtigen Amts

Russland und der Siebenjährige Krieg (1756-1763): Politik, Militär, Kultur, Leute