Assemani Seminar 2024
Monday, 11 March, 5:30 pm CET / 12:30 pm Eastern
Febe Armanios (Middlebury College), “Télé Lumière: Christian Television in Postwar Lebanon”
Bohdan Shumylovych (Ukrainian Catholic U), “The song of songs: Ukrainian Greek Catholics and popular culture”
#SaveTheDate Book presentation at the IEG in Mainz "Kyivan Christianity" on the 22nd February. The monumental publication series reinterprets the religious and cultural history of Central Eastern Europe from the perspective of Kyiv.https://t.co/I87CHKTwLg
Great thread on photographs of the 1914 Sarajevo assassination. Proud of my cool smart friends for doing cool smart things. @infinite_milos the exhibition looks wonderful!
An unknown old lady tells something to a young boy (probably her grandson).
They are looking at the documents and photos of the assassination.
He might be around 70 now.
The importance of the assassination and the memory of it are pretty much still with us.
@zarqawiyyah I'm a Slavist so outside the field, but the most sensible option seems (for citations) to include original title and a translation; those who read the language get what they need, those who don't can get they meaning they need. Transliteration helps a fairly small set of readers.
📢CfP: Mainz Oxford Graduate Workshop: European History across Boundaries, 16th-20th c. Consider applying or sharing widely with your networks! Deadline: February 15, 2023 #twitterhistorians https://t.co/jMCPxWPXtJ
#CEHS announces the 2023 program of travel and research grants (up to $4000 each) for ABD doctoral students and recent PhDs in #CentralEuropeanHistory. Deadline is January 15, 2023. For more information, consult the CEHS grants page here: https://t.co/cdwMgooxiw.