German Historical Institute London
Events
Spring Lectures
Speakers in the GHIL lecture series: Joanna Story, Achim Landwehr, Maren Röger and Isabelle Löhr.
Special lectures: Roland Wenzlhuemer on the history of marine salvage, Lucy Noakes and Frank Trentmann on Britain and Germany after the Second World War, and a round table on interreligious communication and decision making.
Beginning 21st January
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Prizes
Prize of the German Historical Institute London 2024
We are delighted to announce that the joint winners are:
Dr. phil. Agnes Piekacz (Bielefeld University)
and
Dr Rory Hanna (University of Sheffield)
21 January 2025 (2.30pm)
GHIL Colloquium
Michèle Kraft
„Massaker“. Eine vergleichende Analyse von Wahrnehmung und Darstellung frühneuzeitlicher Gewaltereignisse unter besonderer Berücksichtigung außereuropäischer Beispiele
GHIL/Online
21 January 2025 (5.30pm)
Special Lecture
Roland Wenzlhuemer (LMU Munich)
Raise, Reuse, Recycle: Global History and Marine Salvage in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century
GHIL/Online
23 January 2025 (5.30pm)
Special Event
The Wandering Jew: A Travelling Exhibition
Discussion and Viewing Event
GHIL
16 January 2025
Blogpost
Maya Kreiner
‘More a denial than a safeguard of rights’: Law, Politics and Constitutional Discussions in Mandatory Palestine
Category: Research, Scholarships
3 January 2025
Blogpost
Katharina Troll
European Integration Re-Woven: British and West German Textile Employers' Associations and European Integration, 1958-1980
Category: Research, Scholarships
Interview
Julia Angster and Kim König
Globalization: a threat to democracy?
18 November 2024
, 0:20 h
GHIL Joint Lecture
Julia Angster
‘Post-Democracy’?
Globalization, Democracy, and the Nation State in Germany after 1990
18 November 2024
, 0:42 h
GHIL Joint Lecture
Julia Angster
‘Post-Democracy’?
Globalization, Democracy, and the Nation State in Germany after 1990
Thyssen Lecture
Frederick Cooper
Understanding Power Relations in a Colonial Context: Top-Down, Bottom-Up, In-Between
21 October 2024
, 0:49 h
Thyssen Lecture
Frederick Cooper
Understanding Power Relations in a Colonial Context: Top-Down, Bottom-Up, In-Between
Frederick Cooper
