The German Historical Institute (GHI) Warsaw is an institute of the Max Weber Foundation, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research. In addition to the institute in Warsaw, the foundation operates ten other institutes abroad on three continents. The mission of the GHI Warsaw is to conduct academic research on the history of Poland, East-Central Europe, and Polish-German relations in a European and global context. It conducts innovative fundamental research in this field. The headquarters and library are in the Karnicki Palace at al. Ujazdowskie 39 in Warsaw. The Institute also operates two branch offices in Prague and Vilnius.
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Jan Musekamp (GHI Warsaw): Global Color Lines“ auf vier Kontinenten: Deutschsprachige aus der Ukraine zwischen 1860 und 1950
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Warsaw
METRO/POLIS 1918. Warszawa u progu niepodległości. Metropolia z metrem?
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Warsaw
„Residues and Innovations within Imperial Orders. Political Assemblies in Continental Europe, 1800–1850”
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Warsaw
Ruth Leiserowitz: Sudden separation: rivalries, wars and careers after 1795
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Warsaw
Viktoriia Serhiienko (GHI Warsaw): To be or not to be Orthodox observers at the Council? Secret negotiations between the Holy See and the USSR on the eve of Vatican II
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Warsaw
Tuesday Lecture: Elizabeth Harvey: Domesticating conquest: German women and the Nazi empire in eastern Europe from expansion to defeat
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Workshop: Persecution of Eureopan Jews, Warszawa, prof. Elizabeth Harvey
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Vilnius
Mykola Riabchuk: Mapping a "Nowhere Nation": Imperial Knowledge and Challenges of Decolonization
