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20.11.2025
18:00–19:30

Urban Life in the Age of Cybernetic Governance: Power and Control in the Socialist City

Dr. Bohdan Shumylovych (Center for Urban History/Ukrainian Catholic University, Lviv)

As part of a series of lectures organized by the Leibniz Research Network on Eastern Europe in cooperation with SCIENCE AT RISK Location: IEG Mainz

Lecture

13.11.2025
17:00–18:30

Challenging Participation: Memories of Totalitarianism for the Neoliberal Present

Prof. Juliane Prade-Weiss (München) Location: Prague/online

Prager Vorträge

12.11.2025
19:30–21:00

Správa/The Auschwitz Report

Film screening by the Honorary Consul of the Slovak Republic for the Free States of Saxony and Thuringia in cooperation with the GWZO

Introductory lecture: Dr Michal Frankl (GWZO) Location: Lecture hall of the Bibliotheca Albertina, Leipzig

Special event

12.11.2025
17:00–18:30

›Modernität‹ – Between Bauhaus and Bucharest: Transnational Design and Consumer Cultures in Interwar Romania

Dr. Alexandra Chiriac (GWZO, Leipzig) Location: GWZO und digital

Lecture series

Call for Applications

9th Forum on Animals and History: »Globalizing Animal History«
Datum: 3–4 September 2026
Venue: Leipzig
Organiser: Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (GWZO)
Those interested should please send an informal expression of interest, including a short biographical note and details of current projects or research interests, to Timm Schönfelder (timm.schoenfelder@leibniz-gwzo.de).
Deadline: 15 Juni 2026

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GWZO Events Calendar

no upcoming events

Urban Life in the Age of Cybernetic Governance: Power and Control in the Socialist City

Challenging Participation: Memories of Totalitarianism for the Neoliberal Present

Správa/The Auschwitz Report

›Modernität‹ – Between Bauhaus and Bucharest: Transnational Design and Consumer Cultures in Interwar Romania