Julia Kossowska (The Pennsylvania State University, United States) Between West and East: The Idea of Rome in Counterreformation Poland (in English) Moderation: Povilas Dikavičius The colloquium on…

Prof. Grischa Vercamer (Passau): (Nicht-)Inszenierung von Religiosität bei spätmittelalterlichen Herrschern in bayerischen, böhmischen und österreichischen Chroniken

Debates about the climate crisis and ecological problems are always historical debates as well. For instance, the question is regularly asked how we got into this situation and how we will move…

Prof. Keely Stauter-Halsted, University of Illinois (Chicago): Bureaucracy and Ordinary People: Migration, the End of Empire, and the Construction of Modern Poland

Human mobility has informed nearly…

Organizers: Prof. Dr. Ruth Leiserovitz (Institute of Baltic Region History and Archaeology, Klaipėda University), PD Dr.-Ing. habil. Ulrich Knufinke and Zuzanna Światowy, "(Bet Tfila - Research Unit…

Volumes 1 + 2 of our series “Poland: Transnational Histories” are now available in paperback! If you are wondering what the books are about and why they are worth reading, check out the reviews that…

Dzmitry Matveichyk (Belarus): "Wielcy emigranci”: uczestnicy powstania listopadowego rodem z Białorusi i Litwy w emigracji (słownik biograficzny) (in Polish) Moderation: Povilas Dikavičius

Human mobility has informed nearly every phase of Polish history. The founding years of the post-World War I Second Republic were no exception. The post-imperial moment saw unprecedented migration as…

International Conference | May 26 – 28, 2026 | Prague The Prague Branch of the German Historical Institute Warsaw (Part of the Max Weber Foundation), in cooperation with the Faculty of Humanities at…

Michael Zok (GHI Warsaw): „The Backbone of Heroes. Political Networks and Radicalisation in the Irish and Polish Independence Movements in Late Imperialism“ (in English)

Der Historikertag 2025 ist zu Ende. Wir bedanken uns für zahlreiche fruchtbare Gespräche, spannende Diskussionen und das überwältigende Interesse am Forschungsprogramm des Deutschen Historischen…

Unsere Direktorin Prof. Dr. Magdalena Saryusz-Wolska (DHI Warschau) leitete auf dem Historikertag 2025 gemeinsam mit Felix Ackermann (Uni Hagen) das Panel "Tote in Bewegung. Das Erdreich als…