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Wednesday 24 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
R-1
ETH03
Irish Migrant Communities in the Post-Famine Era: Networks, Mutuality, and the Collective Spirit
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William Jenkins : Stanleyites and Dummeronians: Irish Immigrants, Street Culture, and Community Formation in Mid-Victorian Toronto
Wednesday 24 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
R-2
ORA13
Oral History and Life Stories in Research, Museums and in the Archive
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Ene Kõresaar : Revisiting the Use of Life Stories in the Museum: a Baltic Perspective Nikita Lomakin : Bringing Oral History to Media. The Case of “Eastern Workers” Archive of International Memorial (Moscow) Jeoffrey van Woensel, Melanie Dirksen & Marjolein van der Werf : New on the Scene? The Oral History Collection of the Netherlands Veterans Institute and the Use of Interviews with Dutch Veterans for Research on Combat Experience
Wednesday 24 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
R-3
ORA14
Transcribing Oral History Interviews (Semi-)automatically. Technological Promises in Practical Testing
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Herdis Kley : Preparing Transcripts in a Digital Research Environment for Interview Collections Peter Kompiel : Iron Curtain - Using (Semi-)automatic Transcription Tools For Creating a Digital Interview Archive Almut Leh : Audiomining – Advanced Speech Technologies for Transcribing, Indexing and Analysing Oral History Interviews
Wednesday 24 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
R-4
SEX03
Beyond “Vanilla History”: Global Decolonization and the Routes of Sexual Revolution
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Christopher Ewing, Ulrike Schaper : Sexual Frustrations and Dream Vacations: West German Discourses of Sex Tourism after the Sexual Revolution Julian Isenia : Anto Kiko Awo? (and now what?): the Life and Works of Dutch Caribbean Theatre Maker Fridi Martina Elizabeth Jacob : “The Checkbook has killed True Love”: Debating Love and Money in Postcolonial Abidjan Chelsea Schields : Revolutionary Liaisons: Sex, Socialism and Black Power in the Dutch Atlantic
Thursday 25 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
R-5
ORA01
Researching Oral History Education: Approaches, Teaching Concepts and Learning Outcomes of Student Interaction with Oral Sources
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Lukas Greven : Research-based Learning and Oral History in the Federal President's History Competition Susan Hogervorst : Digital Oral History in the Classroom. Young History Teachers’ use of Online Video Interview Portals Marloes Hulsken : Learning Outcomes of Inclusive Oral History Education at the Teacher Trainings Institute Bridget Martin : Listening like a Historian? A Framework of 'Oral Historical thinking’ for Engaging with Audio-visual Interview Sources in Secondary School Education
Thursday 25 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
R-6
ORA03
Oral Histories of War and Violence
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Irene Diaz, Amaya Caunedo Dominguez & Ruben Vega : AFOHSA, Themes, Voices, Reusing, Collaborating, Looking Back into our History Carmen Winkel : Narratives of the War: the Gulf War in Saudi Oral Histories
Thursday 25 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
R-7
ORA04
Intimate Intersections: Exploring the Past through Letters, Photographs and Oral Histories
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Deborah Bernstein, Talia Pfefferman : Highlighting Spatial Movement via Ego Documents Penny Summerfield : Historicising the Self: British Correspondence in World War Two Penny Tinkler : Liminal Selves in Focus: Using Personal Photos to Explore Histories of Teenage Selfhood
Thursday 25 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
R-8
ORA05
Oral History Archives, Collections and Ethics
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Tina Plasil-Laschober : How to Establish an Oral History Collection – Challenges and Difficulties Felicitas Soehner : Ethical Issues on Archiving for the Secondary Analysis of Eye Witness Documents Malin Thor Tureby, Jesper Johansson : MigTALKS - Oral History as Digital Heritage
Friday 26 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
R-9
ETH13
Migration as Crime (Migrants and the Criminal Justice System)
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Jeannette Kamp : (In)tolerant Policing? Crimmigration in the Netherlands 1600-1900 Christina Lokk : Migrant Spaces of Consumption – Russian Grocery Shops in Germany Leo Lucassen : Xenophobia and the Left: a Global Overview
Friday 26 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
R-10
ETH15
Minorities, Racism and Place in Post-war Britain: from Post-war Workers to Finding a Place in Rural Britain
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Sarah Hackett : ‘I do really want to become a better Muslim’: Migrant Communities, Islam & Religious Practice in Rural Britain Samantha Kate Knapton : ‘He might be a Foreigner, but he’s “Our” Foreigner’: Polish Post-war Migrants to Britain and the Issue of ‘Integration’ Gavin Schaffer : Thriving or Surviving? Fears of Decline and the Postwar British-Jewish Community Christopher Roy Zembe : Politicising Memory: Zimbabwean Immigrants Reconstructing Identities and Relations.
Friday 26 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
R-11
ORA08
Memories and Life Stories: Multiple Approaches to Oral History Research
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Jonna Katto : Echoes of Deeper Pasts: Oral Histories of Women of Authority in Northern Mozambique Ulla Savolainen : Memory Ideologies of Various Presents: Ingrian Finnish Testimonies of the Gulag and Soviet Terror
Friday 26 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
R-12
ORA06
Oral History, Stories of Survivors and Stories of Discrimination
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Sabine Kittel : What to do when the Last Survivor is gone? Concepts of Educational Work on the Holocaust in the “Post-eye-witness Era” Elaine Toth : Go Between: Oral History and the Navigation of Japanese-White Cross-Cultural Experience in Inter-Racial Marriages
Saturday 27 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
R-13
ORA10
Oral History and a Post-totalitarian Past
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Daniela Koleva : Post-communist Oral History: from ‘Radical’ to ‘Normal’; from Politics of Memory to Cultural Memory? Irena Saleniece : Oral History in the Study of the Soviet Period: Advantages and Drawbacks
Saturday 27 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
R-14
ORA11
Cancelled: Methodological Approaches to the Study of Trauma and Life Stories
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Saturday 27 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
R-15
ORA02
Oral Histories of Imprisonment and Camp Life
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Olatz Dañobeitia Ceballos : Resisters: from Comrades to Sisters in a Prison Context Lucie Drechselová : Women in Turkey's Radical Left: Memories of Repression, Memories of Struggle Irina Mukhina : Soviet Prison Architecture: Past or Present? |
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