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PANEL CE5
Central European Political Movements
in the 19th Century

Thursday May 22, 10.00-11.40 AM   Room 

Central Europe

CHAIR

Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern

(Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, Israel)

bat7stern@gmail.com

 

 

PAPERS

Kellen Sincoff

(NYU, US)

ks7657@nyu.edu

Transatlantic Nationalism and the Sorbian Diaspora

 

Cosmin-Ionuț Mihuț

(Alexandru Ioan Cuza U Iasi, Romania)

mihut.cosmin@yahoo.com

Wallachia’s Path to Modernity between Russia and France (1836-1842)

Nelu Cristian Ploscaru

(Alexandru Ioan Cuza U Iasi, Romania)       

cploscaru@yahoo.com

Parochialism, Local Power and Identity:
Lasi, Chernivtsi and Kishinev in the Second Half of the 19th Century

 

Ladislav Vörös

(Institute of History SAS, Bratislava)

voros78@gmail.com

A Typical Hungarian Party? Political Strategies of
the Slovak National Party in the Dualist Kingdom of Hungary

 

Elif Sinan

(NYU, US)

elifsinanpyn@gmail.com

Music, Nationalism, and Rebellion:
How Hungarian and Czech Composers Expressed Nationalist Sentiments
in Their Music in the Habsburg Monarchy

 

 

DISCUSSANT

TBA

Session 1

Thursday (May 22):
10.00-11.40 AM
Room
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