German History

Calling all postgrad students: #CfP for the Cambridge Modern European History Workshop! Our definition of 'modern European' is broad, our presenters can be in-person or hybrid, and our inboxes are now open - end your applications to the convenors by the end of 29 September!

📣Calling all school pupils and teachers of German (& German History)! Are you looking for an exciting but educational end-of-term (or start-of-holiday) activity?!🤓😎🌞 We are hosting a taster afternoon for years 10-13 (plus interested teachers!) on 13 July!

Join us today in Cambridge or over Zoom for the final installment of our 'Gender in German History' workshop series. Madeleine Doutney (University of Cambridge) will present on East German Men and the Miners' Strike.

Join us this afternoon between 16.00-17.30 BST on Zoom for the second installment of our 'Gender in German History' workshop series. We have exciting presentations from Lio Okroi (Goethe University Frankfurt) and Paola Medina-Gonzalez (University of Warwick).

The first meeting of our #Gender in #German #History workshop series takes place today. Join us on Zoom 16.00-17.30BST. to hear presentations from Giselle Bernard (EUI) on the Weimar-era magazine Die Freundin, and Carlotta Israel (Munich) on female ordination in divided Germany.

Job!!! Assistant Professor in Twentieth-Century German History (linked appointment with King's College, Cambridge) @MEHcambridge @CamHistory @Cambridge_Uni - closing date 2 June jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/40318/

📝We are very happy to share our term card for our workshop series on #Gender in #German History! Join us in #Cambridge or on Zoom for an exciting series of talks in May and June. @DAADCamHub

#Twitterstorians, rejoice! We present: The Easter Termcard for the Modern European History Research Seminar. From opera to old women, from time to Ukrainian memes, there is something for everybody to explore in this scintillating lecture series at @CamHistory.

🚨🚨#CfP #CallforPapers We are delighted to share our new CfP for Easter Term: Gender in German History. Applications are open to all universities and disciplines! Deadline 25 April

🚨 #CallForPapers #CfP! The Cambridge Modern European History Workshop invites applications from postgraduates of all universities, for papers to be given in the Easter Term. Deadline 20 April 2023 - see details below! #twitterstorians #moderneuropeanhistory

We are back today in Cambridge and on ZOOM for our third talk of Lent Term. Franziska Kollinger (Salzburg) and Jack McNeill (York) will present their exciting research.

Join us at 15.30PM GMT today in Cambridge or on ZOOM for our second talk of the 'Music in German History' series: Sophie Horrocks (Durham) and Rebecca Epstein-Boley (Chicago) will be presenting their research.

UPDATE: This Thursday's German History Research Group workshop for the 'Music in German History' series has been rescheduled to Friday 17th February, 15:30-17:00 GMT. We look forward to hearing presentations from Sophie Horrocks (Durham) and Rebecca Epstein-Boley (Chicago).

Join us at 15.30PM GMT today in Cambridge or on ZOOM for our first talk of the 'Music in German History' series: Mirjana Plath will speak on the 'Transfer of Popular Music Theatre from Vienna and Berlin to Stockholm in the 1920s'.

We are delighted to share our term card for the upcoming series on #music in German history. Join us in Cambridge or over Zoom for a rich and exciting series of talks! @DAADCamHub @CamHistory

📢#CfP! The Modern European History Workshop at @CamHistory is now inviting submissions for papers to be presented in Lent Term 2023 (January-March). Postgraduate students - send us your abstracts by 12 January 2023! 😊 #MEHCambridge #twitterstorians #ModernEuropeanHistory

🚨🚨🚨 #CfP #twitterstorians We're excited to share our new CfP for Lent: Music in German History. Applications are open to all universities & disciplines! Deadline January 13

Join us tomorrow at 3pm UK time in Cambridge or on ZOOM for our final talk this term: Jonas Wernz on 'Temporal Hybridity and Politics in the German Public Sphere 1814-1815'