Bulletin 71 (Spring 2023) – GHI Washington

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Bulletin 71 (Spring 2023)

Features

Michael Brenner: When Democracy Died in Darkness: German Jewish Responses to Hitler’s Rise in Early 1933 Celia Applegate: Germans and Their Music in the Time of War, 1914-1918 H. Glenn Penny: Globalizing Landesgeschichte: Reflections on Narrating Germans’ Histories in the Modern Era Dominique Kirchner Reill: Irrelevant Scapegoat: The Perils of Doing European History in Post-Trump America

Conference Reports

In Search of the Migrant Child: Entangled Histories of Childhood Across Borders Environments of Inequality: Crises, Conflicts, Comparisons Beyond Work for Pay? Basic-Income Concepts in Global Debates on Automation, Poverty, and Unemployment (1920-2020)Sixth Annual Bucerius Young Scholars Forum. Histories of Migration: Transatlantic and Global Perspectives German Migrants and Migrating Knowledge in Latin American History Fourth West Coast Germanists’ Workshop: Global Germany

GHI News

New Staff Publications - In Memoriam: Thomas L. Hughes (1925-2023) - Staff Changes - GHI Fellowships and Internships - GHI Fellowship Recipients, 2022-23 - GHI Research Seminar and Colloquium, Fall 2022 - GHI Spring Lecture Series 2023 - GHI Calendar of Events 2023 - GHI Library