Bulletin 66 (Spring 2020) – GHI Washington

About Us
The German Historical Institute Washington is a center for advanced historical research. Working with junior and senior scholars around the world, the GHI facilitates dialogue and collaboration across national and disciplinary boundaries.
Read on
Team
Research
The GHI advances historical research through individual and collaborative projects. It also supports research and the sharing of research findings by organizing scholarly conferences and workshops and offering both traveling and residential fellowships.
Read on
Events
Publications
The GHI’s publishing program aims to provide an international platform for the work of German researchers and a vehicle for transatlantic scholarly exchange.
Read on
Programs
Library
News
Pacific Office

Bulletin 66 (Spring 2020)

Features

Dagmar Herzog: Moral Reasoning in the Wake of Mass Murder: Disability and Reproductive Rights in 1980s-1990s Germany Anna Augustin: The Object’s Afterlife: Nazi-Looted Precious Metal Objects, Art History, and Jewish History in Postwar Germany Michelle Lynn Kahn: Between Ausländer and Almancı: The Transnational History of Turkish-German Migration Albert Manke: Free Chinese Migrants in the Americas in the Modern Age: Dynamics of Exclusion and Xenophobia

Conference Reports

Global Knowledge, Global Legitimacy? Transatlantic Biomedicinesince 1970 Sixth Junior Scholars Conference in Jewish History: Radicalismand Resistance in Modern Jewish History Eleventh Medieval History Seminar Digital Hermeneutics: From Research to Dissemination Third Annual Bucerius Young Scholars Forum. Histories of Migration: Transatlantic and Global Perspectives Archives of Migration: Annual Academic and Policy Symposium: “Innovation through Migration”

GHI News

2019 Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize -New Staff Publications - Staff Changes - GHI Fellowships and Internships - GHI Fellowship Recipients, 2019/20 - GHI Research Seminar and Colloquium, Fall 2019 - GHI Spring Lecture Series 2020 - GHI Calendar of Events - GHI Library