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 Wednesday 22 March 8:30  |
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| S-1 - ORA01: Three Generations Telling and Re-telling the Second World War in Europe |
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Network: Oral History
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Chair: Mary Chamberlain
Discussant: Ugur Ungor
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Nicole Burgermeister Communicating memories of WWII in Switzerland
Isabella Matauschek, Hans Marks Victimisation in Dutch and Danish Narratives of the Second World War
Claudia Lenz Leaving the nation towards mankind? The transformation of the national master narrative on WWII in Norwegian families
Olaf Jensen, Sabine Moller Communicating memories of WWII in group-discussions across Europe
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| Wednesday 22 March 8:30 |
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| D-1 - ORA16: Anchoring Memory: Space, Place, Object |
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Katrina Powell Public and Private Memories of Displacement: Narrating Removal and Relocation
Leyla Neyzi Narrating Memory at Home and in the Street: Conflict over Identity in a Historic Neighborhood in Istanbul
Graciela De Garay Building a persuasive professional public discourse to build the Mexican modernist city of the 20th century
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| Wednesday 22 March 10:45 |
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| R-2 - ORA02: Remembrance and Cultural Patterns: Individual memory, official offers and collective patterns of memory of slave and forced labourers |
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Gelinada Grinchenko Ostarbeiters of the Third Reich: commemoration strategies
Christoph Thonfeld Homecoming across Europe - former slave and forced labourers on the move
Piotr Filipkowski Narrating slave- and forced labour in Poland.
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| Wednesday 22 March 14:15 |
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| H-3 - FAM03: International Families III. Contested Nationality |
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Network: Oral History
Organiser: Christopher Johnson
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Chair: Christopher Johnson
Discussant: Nancy Green
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Paloma Gay Y Blasco Intercountry Adoption Patterns and the Creation of Novel Diaspora
Cyril Grange The Marriages of Upper-Class Jewish Parisian Families: From a European to a National Matrimonial Market 1800-1940
Mary Chamberlain Family, Identity and Nation: Transnational Narratives from the Caribbean, 1937-1967
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| Wednesday 22 March 16:30 |
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| F-4 - ORA07: Healthcare: Personal and Organisational Narratives |
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Anu Kajamaa “Employees narrated Memories as a valuable Resource in organizational Change and Development of Hospital Work
Philippe Denis Interviewing children in the context of AIDS. A critical reflection on the practice of the Memory Box Programme in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
Erzsebet Barat Feminist Rethinking of Narratology for Life Story Reserach
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| Thursday 23 March 8:30 |
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| R-5 - ORA08: Constructing the Body |
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Silvia Ruschak ”Tints of Western Style” – Female Body Perception in Transition. An Oral History Project in South Ghana
Jeff Friedman "My Story is Like a Body": A Theoretical Framework for the Embodiment of Oral History Narratives
Saara Tuomaala Scars - Embodied experience as a site of narration and history
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| Thursday 23 March 10:45 |
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| D-6 - ORA05: Repressed Memories, Memories and Repression I |
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Selma Leydesdorff Women of Srebrenica. Distance and identification in oral history
Jim House Leaving silence behind? Algerians and the memories of repression by French security forces in 1961
Rudolf Egger That’s history. So what? Stories and structures in the social and poltical transformation processes in the life-courses of Kosovo people
Constantin Iordachi Colectivisation, Identity and Memory in a Village of Russian Old Believers, Dobrogea region
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| Thursday 23 March 14:15 |
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| D-7 - ORA06: Repressed Memories, Memories of Repression II |
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Nanci Adler Repression's Endurance: Gulag Incarceration and Attitudes Toward the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU)
Jennifer Orth A Difficult Encounter: Liberators, Survivors, and the Opening of the Camps
Karel Berkhoff Dina Pronicheva’s Story of Surviving the Babi Yar Massacre in German, Jewish, Soviet, Russian, and Ukrainian Records
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| Friday 24 March 10:45 |
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| T-10 - ORA09: Social Memory and Constructing the Self |
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Daniela Koleva Daughters' stories: gender, generation and memory
Edwin Reesink Being the last. The memories of a Lakondê woman of her people and on becoming its sole real member
Radmila Slabakova The "noble“ values of the descendants of Austro-Czech nobility – a trap of oral history?
Gunilla Bjerén Social memory and generations: forgetting (oral) history.
Graham Smith Collective and individual memories: older women remembering in group and in individual interviews
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| Friday 24 March 14:15 |
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| M-11 - ORA10: Memory and Testimony: Between Public and Private |
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Hugo Manson, Terry Brotherstone & Owen Logan Claiming the memory of the North Sea: enterprise, tragedy and representation
Miroslav Vanek Political Elites and Dissidents in the years 1969 - 1989. Biographical interviews.
Pinar Melis Yelsali Parmaksiz Prisoner to Her Own Memories: Repressed Memory vs. Official History
Ene Kõresaar The politics of memory in a transition society: conflicting narrative templates in Estonian post-Soviet life stories
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| Friday 24 March 16:30 |
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| T-12 - ORA11: Cultural Confrontations in Oral History: Comparative Perspectives in the American Context |
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Network: Oral History
Organiser: Deborah Kwon
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Chair: Marsha Siefert
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Deborah Kwon Confronting the Menories of a Past Generation through Oral History
Richelle Schrock Gendered Narratives of Forced Migration: From Somalia to Columbus, Ohio (USA)
Sagal Ali Asylum Narratives and the Reconstruction of Collective Memory: The secondary migration of Somali Bantu to Columbus, Ohio (USA)
Nancy Yan Memory, Pan-Ethnicity, and the Erosion of Cultural Animosities in Oral History
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| Saturday 25 March 8:30 |
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| I-13 - ORA12: Collective Memory and Identity |
| Room A-2 |
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Niina M.A. Lappalainen Deindustrialization and Collective Identity
Kenneth J. Bindas The people remember: collective memory and the depression era
John Nassari Understanding master narratives in Cyprus: reciting and opposing
Hanna Snellman Finnish Immigrants' Legacy in Sweden
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| Saturday 25 March 10:45 |
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| T-14 - ORA03: Conflicts: Emotions (Re)shaping Memories |
| Room T |
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Network: Oral History
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Chair: Karel Berkhoff
Discussant: Albert Lichtblau
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Ela Hornung HIdden Narations: Deserters of the German Wehrmacht
Helga Embacher Fighting for the “Right” Version of History: Waffen-SS, deserters and Jews
Maria Ecker The Shaping of Public Memory about Victims of World War II: An Austrian Case Study
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| Saturday 25 March 10:45 |
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| P-14 - ORA13: Gender and Memory |
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Timothy Ashplant Embodiments of Class and Gender: Memory in Working-class Autobiographical Narratives
Prue Chamberlayne, Di Parkin Women, sex and revolutionary politics in the 1970s
Karin Maria Schmidlechner Austrian women after 1945. An oral history project.
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| Saturday 25 March 14:15 |
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| F-15 - ORA15: Communicating Memories, Understanding Narratives |
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Peter Pehrson Narrative Mneme in Unpublished Diaries by American Women
Valerie Kaneko Lucas Remembring Japanese American Internment: The Challenges of Interpretation and Translation
J. Michelle Molina Spiritual Selves: Mexican Women's Self-Discovery in the Late-Colonial Period
Jaap Bos Identity work of young adults in self-narratives
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| Saturday 25 March 14:15 |
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| U-15 - ORA17: Oral History and Visual Narratives |
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Marsha Siefert Stalin from Below: Narrating Life Stories on Film
Roxana Waterson Problematic Memories of War in Documentary Film and Theatre in Southeast Asia
Natalie Dykstra Envisioning the Self: Marian ‘Clover’ Adams, Photograph Albums, and Nineteenth-Century Visual Culture
Sally Wyatt, Nod Miller Bags of Memory
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| Saturday 25 March 16:30 |
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| C-16 - ORA14: Memory between Fact and Fiction |
| Room C |
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Attila Lajos Raoul Wallenberg in documents and oral sources
Suzanne Bunkers Memory and Memoir: Transformations in Stories of Survival
Aukje Kluge Memory vs. Postmemory – Comic Narratives as Forms of Testimony
Arvi Sepp The Witness as Historian. Victor Klemperer and the Discourse of Memory
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