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Commemorating Migrants and Migrations:
Towards New Interpretations of European History
Fourth Conference on Contemporary European Migration History
organized by Network Migration in Europe e.V. in cooperation with Deutsches Historisches Institut Paris, Heinrich Böll Foundation and Génériques (Paris)

Date: November 15-16, 2004
Conference Venue: Deutsches Historisches Institut Paris (8, rue Parc-Royal)

The event will be financially supported by the Werner-Reimers-Stiftung, the Deutsches Historisches Institut Paris and the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
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Joachim Baur
Commemorating Immigration in the Immigrant Society - Alternative Approaches in three New York City Museums		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Manuela Bojadžijev and Michael G. Esch
Migration History – Migrant History: Considerations on Autonomy of Migration and Appropriation		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Dovile Budryte
Commemorating Forced Migration in the Baltic States		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Heike Bungert
Festivals of Migrants as a Medium of Ethnic Memory		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Sorina Capp and Antoinette Reuter
Europeanizing Migration History: The Project of a Transnational Migration Heritage Route		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Enrica Capussotti
Remembering Lamerica: emigration, immigration and Italian position into Europe 		Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Myriam Cherti
Reconstructing the History of Moroccan Migration to the UK: An Oral History Approach		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
G. Daniel Cohen
Remembering Post-War Displaced Persons: From Omission to
Resurrection		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Manuela Bojadžijev and Michael G. Esch
Migration History – Migrant History: Considerations on Autonomy of Migration and Appropriation		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Patrick Farges
Between the cracks of the Canadian mosaic:
Culture and identity of German-speaking exiles in Canada, 1933-2003.		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Wladimir Fischer
Proposing an Historiographic Strategy for ‘Former Yugoslav Migrations’ to (and from) Vienna
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Alexander Freund
Troubling Memories After Migration: Germans in North America Since 1945		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Udo Gößwald
Born in Europe – New Identities
Cultural History of Migration at the Museum Neukölln, Berlin		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Brigitte Jelen
«Leur Histoire est Notre Histoire:»:
Immigrant culture in France between visibility and invisiblity		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Dagmar Kift
Representing Migrants and Migration in an Industrial Museum:
Issues and Practices 		Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Vassiliki Lalioti
Social memory, immigrants, and greek ethnic identity		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Anna Lipphardt
Reconstructing Vilne, “The most Yiddish City in the world” in New York, Israel and Vilnius after the Holocaust		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Sarah Vanessa Losego
"La parole aux immigrés" - the history of a radio programme (Longwy 1979)		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document

Jan Motte und Rainer Ohliger
Men and Women With(out) History?
Looking for Lieux de Mémoire in Germany’s Immigration Society

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Sorina Capp and Antoinette Reuter
Europeanizing Migration History: The Project of a Transnational Migration Heritage Route		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Alexander Schunka
Historical Representations and Collective Memory of Bohemian Migrants in Saxony		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Hanna Sonkajärvi
Early Modern Citizenship versus the Denationalization of the Foreigner: Some Methodological Considerations Related to a Study of étrangers in 18th Century Strasbourg		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Lavinia Stan
The Image of Romanian Exilés as Presented in Romanian Written Media Before and After 1989
We Have an Exile. What To Do With It?		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Pierre de Trégomain
Constructing authenticity - The case of the Transylvanian Saxons in West Germany’s early years		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document
Klaus Weber
Making French Migrants Loyal Germans: Huguenots in Hamburg (1685-1985)		 Acrobat Reader DocumentMS Word DocumentOpen Office Document