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Noticeboard are made for the following calendar year. Applications, which should include a CV, educational background, list of publications (where appropriate), and an outline of the project, together with a supervisor’s reference confirming the relevance of the proposed archival research, should be addressed to the Director, German Historical Institute London, 17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2 NJ. During their stay in Britain, German scholars present their projects and the initial results of their research at the Institute’s Research Seminar, and British scholars do the same on their return from Germany (see above for the current programme). �or the year 2002 the following scholarships have been awarded for research on British history, German history, and Anglo-German relations. Ph.D. Scholarships Inga Brandes: Armut und lokale Netzwerke der �ürsorge in ländlichen Gemeinden Westirlands und der Eifel/des Hunsrück zwischen 1880 und 1970 Christopher Craun: Hrabanus Maurus Lars �ischer: Imperial German Social Democracy, the Nation, and the Jews: �ranz Mehring. A Case Study Ulrich �ischer: Pontifex et Opifex: Studien zu Großbauten und Stadtgestaltung in den englischen Kathedralstädten der normannischen Zeit (1066–1135) Michèle Gordon: Jakobitismus in Nordengland: �rauen als ungenannte Helfer einer politischen Bewegung Christian Haase: Von der Demokratieerziehung in Wilton Park bis zur 50. Königswinter-Konferenz. Zur Entwicklung der deutsch-britischen Gespräche seit 1945 Anja Hill-Zenk: Eulenspiegel in England: Der englisch-kontinentale Buchhandel im 16. Jahrhundert am Beispiel der Eulenspiegel-Rezeption Alexander Hirt: Kulturelle Truppenbetreuung im Zweiten Weltkrieg: Ein deutsch-britischer Vergleich zu Organisation und Wahrnehmung des totalen Kriegs Rainer Kosbi: Gedächtnis der Irischen Hungersnot Simon Miller: The Social Milieu of German Resistance to Nazism, 1941–45 126
Jörg Neuheiser: Popular Conservatism in England, c. 1815–67: Konservative Kultur und kollektive Identität in den englischen Unterschichten Magnus Rüde: England und Kurpfalz im sich herausbildenden Mächteeuropa (ausgehendes 16. und beginnendes 17. Jahrhundert): Struktur—Prozesse—kulturelle Ausdrucksformen Jan Rüger: The Naval Spectacle: Öffentliche Marinefeiern in Großbritannien und Deutschland, 1897-1914 Helen Shiner: Shifting Patterns in the Patronage of Architectural Sculpture in Germany between 1890 and 1933 Janina Wellmann: Das Bild als Argument: Piktorale und verbale Repräsentationsformen von Wissen in der Naturgeschichte des 18. Jahrhunderts Emma Winter: The Transformation of Taste in Germany and England, 1797-1858 Habilitation Scholarships Dr Harald �ischer-Tiné: Low and Licentious Europeans: White Subalterns in Colonial India 1784–1914 Dr Stefan Ludwig Hoffmann: Berlins Unterwelt: Kriminalität und soziale Ordnungsvorstellungen in der deutschen Nachkriegsgesellschaft 1945–61 Postgraduate Students’ Conference The German Historical Institute London held its sixth postgraduate students’ conference on 10–11 January 2002. Its intention was to give postgraduate research students in the UK and Ireland working on German history an opportunity to present their work-in-progress, and to discuss it with other students working in the same field. The Institute also aimed to present itself as a research centre for German 127 Noticeboard
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