Workshop „Cooperation in Exile, 1940-1945“

Universität Bayreuth, Alexander-von-Humboldt-Haus, 17.-18. Oktober 2024

Save the Date: Workshop „Cooperation in Exile. 1940-1945“
Datum: 17.-18. Oktober 2024
Ort: Alexander-von-Humboldt-Haus, Universität Bayreuth (Eichendorffring 5, 95447 Bayreuth)
Kontakt: julia.eichenberg@uni-bayreuth.de

PROGRAMM DES WORKSHOPS:

Donnerstag, 17. Oktober

10:00Arrival
10 ct.Welcome
Introduction
Julia Eichenberg and Lea Levenhagen
10:30-
13:00		Panel I: Digital Histories of Wartime London
Chair: Cassandra Mark-Thiesen / Mirco Schönfeld

Julia Eichenberg and Lea Levenhagen
Visualizing Cooperation in Exile
– Launch auf the London Moment Map

Olly Ayers
Geospacial Approaches to Black London during the Second World War

Lea Levenhagen
Unravelling the London Moment: Navigating Financial and Economic Experts in Exile through Digitial Network Visualization

13:00-
14:00		Lunch Break
14:00-
16:00		Panel II: Strategic Cooperation – Political and Economic Interests
Chair: Artemis Ignatidou

Jean Crombois
Belgian Wartime Policy of Cooperation and Alliances:
Strategic Dilemmas and Miscalculations

Pavol Jakubec
Acting like a State: Second World War Governments-in-Exile and their Work of Representation ‚Out of Place‘

Freitag, 18. Oktober

9:00Panel III: Debating the Future of Imperialism
Chair: Astrid Swenson

Simeon Marty
„A Ferment of Pan-African Activity“: London’s Lively Scene of Decolonisation During the Second World War

Vincent Kuitenbrouwer
„The Indies Campaign“: propaganda narratives about colonial Indonesia by the Dutch government-in-exile, 1940-1945

10:45-
11:15		Tea Break
11-15
13:00		Panel IV: Hidden Broker – Women in International Cooperation
Chair: Florian Kühnel

Katja Seidel
Finding Europe in the London Moment: Miriam Camp, relief and postwar economic cooperation

Julia Eichenberg
Introducing Allies. Ethel John Lindgren-Utsi, Lucy Phillimore and their contribution to exiled networks in wartime London

13:00-
14:00		Lunch Break
14:00-
15:00		Final Discussion and Future Plans for Collaboration

Practices of Cooperation in Exile.
The London Moment in Context

Redaktion: Felicitas Weiß