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- From the Reichsbank to the Bundesbank
- German Federal Chancellery
- History of Sustainabilities: Discourses and Practices since the 1970s
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- Democratic Culture and the Nazi Past
- The History of the Treuhandanstalt
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- "Man hört, man spricht"
News from the project "Man hört, man spricht"
Congratulations to Felix Berge
Successful defence of his dissertation "Hearing and Speaking in War: Practices of Informal Communication in the National Socialist Majority Society, 1939–1945." mehr
Erstellt am: 05/25/2023
Third International INFOCOM Workshop in Paris
Three-day conference with the German Historical Institute Paris and the Centre de recherches historiques (EHESS) mehr
Erstellt am: 01/17/2023
Research Stay in Cambridge
INFOCOM member Felix Berge spends three-week fellowship at University of Cambridge mehr
Erstellt am: 11/14/2022
Informal Communication in Occupied Societies
Preparation of the third international INFOCOM workshop in Paris mehr
Erstellt am: 11/14/2022
INFOCOM Workshop at the Deutsches Museum Munich
Insights into the technology used for communication and propaganda practices during the National Socialist regime mehr
Erstellt am: 04/07/2022
Call for Papers: Informal Communication in Occupied Societies: World War II, Postwar Transitions, and the Search for Meaning in Societies at War
Submit your paper for the third INFOCOM workshop until May 16 mehr
Erstellt am: 03/28/2022
Research fellowship for INFOCOM team member
Izabela Paszko spent three months at the Western Institute in Poznań (Instytut Zachodni), Poland mehr
Erstellt am: 02/01/2022
Research Fellowship for Manuel Mork
INFOCOM Team Member at the German Historical Institute in Paris mehr
Erstellt am: 11/08/2021
INFOCOM Workshop II at Central European University, 8th-10th September 2021
Report on the second workshop of the research group “‘Man hört, man spricht’: Informal Communication and Information ‘From Below’ in Nazi Europe” mehr
Erstellt am: 09/14/2021
Underground Information, Unofficial News, Useful Rumors
Das INFOCOM-Projekt führt vom 8. bis 10. September seinen zweiten Workshop durch mehr
Erstellt am: 08/13/2021
Research Fellowship for Izabela Paszko
Participant of the INFOCOM Team at the German Historical Institute Warsaw mehr
Erstellt am: 07/20/2021
Communicative Practices under National Socialism
Report on the INFOCOM Team's Participation in a Multidisciplinary Online Conference mehr
Erstellt am: 06/29/2021
„Man hört, man spricht“
Auf seinem ersten Workshop diskutierte das "INFOCOM"-Team mit seinen Kooperationspartnerinnen und -partnern die Herausforderungen des Projektes mehr
Erstellt am: 01/31/2020
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