Tamás Scheibner

History, literature, culture in 20th C Eastern Europe & beyond. Assoc. prof. @eotvos_uni, senior researcher BTK, @CEU alumnus, Fulbrighter @Stanford

[Tamás Scheibner @ScheibnerTamas]

It is nice to finally see our edited volume in print.

For a 30% discount use code REFDGB2026 (until Apr 2026)
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As a former Fulbrighter @Stanford, I’m especially glad to share it with this community. @FulbrightHU @eltebtk #twitterstorians

[Boyd van Dijk @boyd_vandijk]

interesting new handbook on on post-1956 Hungarian refugee relief

https://t.co/rqZqxWEBCY

[Tamás Scheibner @ScheibnerTamas]

Patrick is the best advertisement Fulbright can have: glad to have hosted him to collaborate on the 1956er refugee database. Gave a great agitative speech at Fulbrighters’ final conference… @PatrickCLeech @FulbrightHU

[Tamás Scheibner @ScheibnerTamas]

East Central European Émigré Communities in the Low Countries: Agency, Transfers, Impact. Our special issue co-edited with Kim Christiaens and Luke Dodds for The Hungarian Historical Review is avalable online at https://t.co/WHVrZoJ09K
#migrationhistory #twitterstorians

[Tamás Scheibner @ScheibnerTamas]

Charles Taylor was almost fired from Oxford for helping Hungarian refugees in 1957, but Isaiah Berlin saved his ass. Read how it happened in my interview with one of the greatest (and most cheerful) contemporary philosopher in @HStudiesReview

[Hungarian Studies Review @HStudiesReview]

Our anniversary issue is now available on Scholarly Publishing Collective! https://t.co/0deHCd16zf

[Patrick C. Leech @PatrickCLeech]

This week, another install of "What I Do." Where I provide an example of my #DigitalHumanities work and how a solution to one question, can solve others.

Thanks for reading! https://t.co/itRzXGuUAg

[Tamás Scheibner @ScheibnerTamas]

This new overview of European #migrationhistory is just out. Honored to publish with legends of the field! #twitterstorians

[Tamás Scheibner @ScheibnerTamas]

Patrick is joining our research team in Budapest dealing with 1956 Hungarian refugees on @FulbrightPrgrm Excited to meet him after two years of remote collaboration. Follow his blog:

[Patrick C. Leech @PatrickCLeech]

As some of you already know, I'll be researching and traveling in Hungary for the next nine months. I've had several people ask how they can learn more about what I will be doing, so I've launched a blog, Historian's Gulyás:
https://t.co/KxGl1aIgrx

[The Guardian Long Read @gdnlongread]

Gilroy dislikes what he calls “McKinsey multiculturalism”: corporate anti-racism that keeps unjust societies as they are, except with a few “black and brown bodies” in the boardrooms.

“I’m not very interested in decolonising the 1%”, he says
https://t.co/60fgnrhfQA

[Fulbright Hungary @FulbrightHU]

Book launch @routledgebooks by @TamasScheibner '18 @Stanford #Fulbright - Conspiracy Theories in Eastern Europe: Tropes and Trends https://t.co/tmvTnnRCa2