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Subject:

CONF: Two Nations, One People? The German Cold War Experience (Liverpool, Sept. 6-8)

From:

deborah holmes <[log in to unmask]>

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deborah holmes <[log in to unmask]>

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Tue, 25 Jul 2006 10:52:03 +0200

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--- Will Gray <[log in to unmask]> schrieb:
> An: [log in to unmask]

> Two Nations, One People? The German Cold-War
> Experience
> An International Interdisciplinary Conference, 6-8
> September 2006,
> University of Liverpool
> 
> Provisional Programme
> 
> Day 1: Wednesday 6 September 2006
> 
> 12.30h 	Registration
> 
> 13.30h 	Welcome by the organizers
> 
> 14.00h 	'Unusual Censor Readings: GDR Science
> Fiction and the
> 	Ministry of Culture'
> 	Patrick Major (University of Warwick)
> 
> 14.30h 'Günter Grass and the Cold War'
> 	Frank Brunssen (University of Liverpool)
> 
> 15.30h 'From Bulwark of Peace to Cosmopolitan
> Cocktails: Marketing
> 	West Berlin as a Cold War Showcase, 1960s-1970s'
> 	Michelle A. Standley (New York University)
> 
> 16.00h 	'American Popular Music in West Germany
> between Weimar
> 	Conservatism and Cold War Liberalism'
> 	Christoph Müller (University College Dublin)
> 
> 16.30h 	'Dissing the State: Hip Hop in the GDR as a
> Case of
> 	Americanization'
> 	Leonard Schmieding (Leipzig University)
> 
> 17.30h	Keynote Lecture:
> 	'Beauty and Consumption in Cold War Germany'
> 	Uta G. Poiger (University of Washington)
> 
> 18.30h Formal Welcome and Reception
> 
> Day 2: Thursday 7 September
> 
> 9.00h 	'Fighting the First World War in the Cold
> War: East and
> 	West German Historiography on the Origins of the
> First 	World
> 	War, 1949-1961'
> 	Matthew Stibbe (Sheffield Hallam University)
> 
> 9.30h 	'The Controversy over the German Question and
> the Oder-
> 	Neisse Border: Polish-East German Relations,
> 1945-1962'
> 	Sheldon Anderson (Miami University, OH)
> 
> 10.00h 'Reassessing Superpowers Rivalry and the
> German Question'
> 	Megas Achilleas (University of Leeds-POLIS)
> 
> 11.00h 'Images in the Cold War in Germany,
> 1945-1965'
> 	Inge Marszolek (University of Bremen)
> 
> 11.30h 'The Cold War in a Museum: the East German
> Museum für
> 	Geschichte, 1952-1990'
> 	David Marshall (University of Tennessee)
> 
> 12.00h 	'Cultural Cold War Between the States. GDR
> and FRG at the
> 	Olympics'
> 	Christiane Rösch (University of Heidelberg)
> 
> 
> 13.30h
> Lunch (own arrangements)
> 
> 14.00h 	'Commemorating Luther: Contested Memories
> and the Cold
> 	War'
> 	Jon Berndt Olsen (University of North Carolina)
> 
> 14.30h 	'The Third World Origins of the Consensual
> Turn: West
> 	German Labour Internationalism and the Cold War'
> 	Quinn Slobodian (New York University)
> 
> 15.00h 	'Honecker's Balls and the Testicles of the
> West: West
> 	Berlin,Sport and the Four-Power Agreement'
> 	Chris Young (Pembroke College, Cambridge)
> 
> 16.00h
> Screening:
> Berlin Airlift (British Control Commission for
> Germany, 1949)
> &
> One, Two, Three (Billy Wilder, 1961)
> 19.00h Buffet
> 
> Day 3: Friday 8 September 2006
> 
> 9.00h 	'Films From the "Other Side": The Influence
> of the Cold War
> 	Conflict on the West German Feature Film Import in
> the
> 	GDR'
> 	Rosemary Stott (London Metropolitan University)
> 
> 9.30h 	'Entertaining the Cold War: Inter-German Film
> Relations,
> 	Consumer Culture, and the Modernization of the
> Post-War
> 	German Musical'
> 	Stefan Soldovieri (University of Toronto)
> 
> 10.00h 'Projections of History: East German
> Film-makers and the
> 	Berlin Wall'
> 	Séan Allan (University of Warwick)
> 
> 11.00h Keynote FILM:
> 	'Funerals in Berlin: The Geopolitical and Cultural
> Spaces of
> 	the Cold War'
> 	James Chapman (University of Leicester)
> 
> 12.00h	Discussion
> 
> 12.30h 	Departure
> 
> 
> Abstracts and further details about the event,
> including the  
> registration
> form, are available on the conference website:
>
<http://www.liv.ac.uk/sml/conferences/TwoNations/index.htm>
> 
> The conference venue is: Blackburne House conference
> centre. A map is
> available:
> <http://www.blackburnehouse.co.uk/contact_us.asp>
> 
> The basic conference fee (attendance only) is £50,
> with a discounted  
> rate
> of £30 for postgraduate students. Accommodation
> needs to be arranged
> independently at nearby hotels and B&Bs. We would
> recommend the Feathers
> Hotel as the closest and most convenient:
> <http://www.feathers.uk.com/feathers/index.htm>.
> Further details of
> accommodation are available
>
at:<http://www.visitliverpool.com/site/accommodation>.
> 
> In the event of enquiries, please contact the
> organisers:
> Mr Tobias Hochscherf: [log in to unmask]
> Mr Christoph Laucht: [log in to unmask]
> Dr Andrew Plowman: [log in to unmask]
> 



		
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