Your #mossewednesday reminder that Elissa Mailänder's book "An Intimate History of Nazism: Love, Marriage, and Sexuality in the Third Reich" is available now from UW Press!
@UWiscPress@UWHistoryDept@ESatUWMadison
https://t.co/eiHzt4rBXw
It's the first #mossewednesday of November, and this month the Universitat Wien is celebrating the 150th birthday of author Else Jerusalem with a symposium on "Feminist Literature in a Transcultural Space."
📆 18 Nov @ 10AM
https://t.co/N74FDH1rvs
@univienna@UWHistoryDept
Enrollment is now open for this year's Mosse Teaching Fellowship class, "The History of Medieval and Early-Modern Emotions," taught by the indefatigable Patrick Eickman!
@UWHistoryDept@ESatUWMadison
Are you in Madison? Do you like supporting independent artists and bookstores? Have opinions about brutalist architecture? All of these shall converge next Monday, Oct 26 at the official launch of Doug Haynes' sketchbook "The Humanities Building: Do You Love It Or Hate It?"
The next lecture to put on your calendars this #mossewednesday is Janosch Schobin's “Loneliness, the Social Question of our Time?"
https://t.co/vmlpMO7Hn1
📆 5 November, 7-8:30 PM
🗺️ Senatssaal of Humboldt University
Unter den Linden 6, Berlin
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It's #mossewednesday, which means it's time for Stefanie Schulte Strathaus' series "Modes of Archivism" at BAMPFA!
She will introduce several films this week, and present "Curating Living Archives" on Oct 16th!
Details below:
https://t.co/VRs0HZLfad
@BAMPFA@UWHistoryDept
Reminder to reserve your spot to attend Andy Horowitz' lecture a FIU tomorrow from 5-6 EDT!
Those interested in the talk but not currently in Florida are invited to attend virtually via this link:
https://t.co/C8UV9zfbAO
Anyone in Florida this #mossewednesday should check out the inaugural Mosse Lecture at FIU by Dr. Andy Horowitz on October 13th.
Details and tickets below:
https://t.co/T8rYy1lDCw
@UWHistoryDept@FIUHistory
Music lovers should take some time this #mossewednesday to check out the program for KlezFest Midwest! Concerts will run from Oct 22-25 in Madison. Most are free, some require pre-registration. Details below:
https://t.co/goCiiIvOpD
@UWHistoryDept@MeadWitterSOM@ESatUWMadison
Anyone in Florida this #mossewednesday should check out the inaugural Mosse Lecture at FIU by Dr. Andy Horowitz on October 13th.
Details and tickets below:
https://t.co/T8rYy1lDCw
@UWHistoryDept@FIUHistory
For those of you who missed Paula Oppermann's excellent talk last week, the recording is now available!
https://t.co/YfU8csi8xF
@UWCREECA@UWHistoryDept@ESatUWMadison
If you enjoyed Paula Oppermann's talk yesterday, then this #mossewednesday would be a good one to check out more upcoming Mosse Lectures! Details on the first of this year's Vienna series, "The Ruins of Detroit 20 Years On" below!
@UWHistoryDept@ESatUWMadison@Volkstheater_W
This #mossewednesday we'd like to invite you to visit our new offices during the History Department's Open House!
The doors will be open and refreshments available in the 4th floor History office from 2-4 on Thursday, Sept 17. Come up to 5266 or 5278 to say hello!
@UWHistoryDept
Reminder to register for Paula Oppermann's upcoming lecture, “Thunder Cross: Fascist Antisemitism in Twentieth-Century Latvia” on September 22!
Held online from 10:30am - 12:00pm CST
Register here: https://t.co/4An4fQgSMC
@UWHistoryDept@ESatUWMadison
As the new semester starts in Madison, we'd like to take this #mossewednesday to encourage you to attend Paula Oppermann's upcoming lecture, “Thunder Cross: Fascist Antisemitism in Twentieth-Century Latvia”
https://t.co/LnrKcIdw28
📅 September 22 @ 10:30 Online
@UWHistoryDept
This #mossewednesday we'd like to spotlight one of our phenomenal Mosse interns. Teddy Xing started working with the Mosse Program and the Wisconsin Veterans Museum in 2024, and wrote this reflection on the experience:
https://t.co/fLYdJY1dXl
@UWHistoryDept@ESatUWMadison
This #mossewednesday would be a good Wednesday to remind any early-career scholars you know about the Mosse First Book Prize.
Applications will be accepted through September first.
See below for details:
https://t.co/6FODgYDqjE
@UWHistoryDept@ESatUWMadison
This #mossewednesday we bid a final farewell to our offices in the George L. Mosse Humanities building.
In memory of all the work done in this building by George L. Mosse, John Tortorice, and countless other Mosseaner over the years, George's desk was the last item out the door.