Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Arts, Jan Palach Square 2, room no. 104
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24TH
8:30 Opening remarks by the organizers
8:45–10:15 GENDER AND WAR
Moderation and comments: Gunda Barth-Scalmani (Innsbruck)
Libuše Heczková/Marie Bahenská (Prague)
“…weakness, thy name is Woman, madness, thy name is Man..” Reflection of the war by the “Weaker Sex”.
Iwona Dadej (Berlin)
Abandoning the cannons: Polish female college graduates and their educational policy and diplomacy after the Great War.
Gabriela Dudeková (Bratislava)
Children in war and war in children. Infl uence of the Great War on lives and mentality of children and youth in Hungary.
Dagmar Wenitzing (Oxford)
At Crossroads: Rosika Schwimmer (1877–1948), Central Europe, and the First World War.
10:15–10:45 Discussion
10:45–11:15 Coffee break
11:15–12:30 CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS ISSUES
Moderation and comments: Johannes Gleixner (Munich)
Tomáš Pavlíček (Prague)
The situation of religious practices in Prague
and small areas of Bohemia (Prague diocese) at the eve of the war.
Marek Šmíd (České Budějovice)
Transformation of the Catholic Church during the First World War.
Miha Simac (Ljubljana)
Priests from Slovenia’s central lands in military uniforms 1914–1918.
12:30–13:15 Discussion
13:15–15:00 Lunch break
15:00–16:30 REFIGURING LOYALTIES ON A NEW POLITICAL MAP OF CENTRAL EUROPE
Moderation and comments: Rudolf Kučera (Prague)
Michal Frankl (Prague)
Negotiating Loyalty: “Jewish Question”
in the discursive construction of the Czechoslovak nation state.
Bartolomiej Rusin (Cracow)
The Austro-Polish/loyalist orientation in the history
of Polish political thought during the First World War.
Giuseppe Perri (Brussels)
An end and one end and a false beginning:
memories of the Ukrainian National Republic (1917–1920).
Claire Morelon (Paris)
Continuity and revolutionary spirit:
The transition from Empire to Republic in Prague.
16:30–17:15 Discussion
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25TH
8:30–10:00 SIENCE AND ARTS
Moderation and comments: Michal Šimůnek (Prague)
Maciej Gorny (Warsaw)
War Psychiatry in the East (1914–1918).
Reinhardt Johler (Tübingen)
“Like a Laboratory”. Science in War – the Anthropology
and the Volkskunde in Central Europe.
Matthew Lungerhausen (Winona)
The Érdekes Ujság battlefi eld photo album and the practice of Hungarian amateur photography during the First World War.
Lukasz Biskupski (Warsaw)
The connection between institutions and aesthetics of variété and cinema in the Polish territories of Russia before 1915.
10:00–10:30 Discussion
10:30–11:00 Coffee break
11:00–12:15 MOBILITY AND MIGRATION
Moderation and comments: Ivan Šedivý (Prague)
Serhiy Choliy (Uzhhorod)
War as a model of population displacement
in the modern world: the Galician perspectives in the First World War.
Helena Trnková (Montpellier)
Fight, Travel and Learning: the impact of war experience of Czech combatants.
Liubov Zhvanko (Kharkiv)
The refugees of the Great War: The compelled journey
of Ukrainian lands 1914–1918.
12:15–12:45 Discussion
12:45–13:00 Final remarks
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