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28.06.2023
17:15–18:45

Dženita Karić: Bosnian Hajj Literature: Multiple Paths to the Holy

presented by Björn Bentlage (LMU) and Undine Ott (GWZO)
Organisation: Südosteuropa-Gesellschaft, part of the colloquium »Research Problems of East and Southeast European History«
More: https://kurzelinks.de/myq4 Location: Leipzig University, Campus Augustusplatz, SR 320/Online

Book presentation

28.06.2023
14:00–15:00

On the eve of the states: Dirham imitations, big empty fortresses, and trade in Saqaliba slaves

Assoc. Prof. Marek Jankowiak (University of Oxford, Faculty of History)
Location: GWZO Leipzig

Lecture

27.06.2023
11:15–12:45

Clubs and Leisure in the Soviet Party-State Discourse: From the »Workshops of New Men« to the Routine of Stagnation

Polina Gundarina (GWZO)
Comment: Dirk van Laak (Uni Leipzig) Location: GWZO Leipzig

GWZO Colloquium

26.06.2023
17:00–18:30

Moving Beyond the 'Post-Soviet': Future Approaches of Urban Studies in the Region(s)

Location: GWZO Leipzig

Podium discussion

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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Dženita Karić: Bosnian Hajj Literature: Multiple Paths to the Holy

On the eve of the states: Dirham imitations, big empty fortresses, and trade in Saqaliba slaves

Clubs and Leisure in the Soviet Party-State Discourse: From the »Workshops of New Men« to the Routine of Stagnation

Moving Beyond the 'Post-Soviet': Future Approaches of Urban Studies in the Region(s)