Mobility and displacement during the First World War (1914 -1923)

Mobility and displacement during the First World War (1914 -1923)

Veranstalter
Centre d’ Histoire de Sciences Po, Paris
Veranstaltungsort
Salle de conférence, Centre d'histoire de Sciences Po, 56 rue Jacob, 75006 Paris
Ort
Paris
Land
France
Vom - Bis
21.10.2014 -
Von
Bernhard Liemann, Universität Münster

The First World War, often regarded as the epitome of static warfare was, however, characterized by multiple circulations and constant mobility, from the first days of the conflict well into the post war period. Soldiers and civilians of various nationalities took to the road in high numbers either to go fighting or to flee from the different fronts, in an improvised or organised manner. Circulations in these itineraries took diverse forms, short-distance repeated movements (from the front to the rear during leaves for example) or mobility on very long distances – sometimes even without return.

This workshop focuses on the material organization of mobility (impact on transportation networks or supply routes) and the political implications of these movements (forced relocations, population transfers). The workshop also touches on the individual or collective experience of displacement.

Programm

9:30: Opening Remarks

9:45-12:45: Panel 1: The "Eastern Front"
Chair: Jakob Vogel (CHSP Sciences Po)

Pálvölgyi Balázs (Széchenyi István University)
"Refugee crisis and changes to Hungarian refugee policy (1916-1924)"

Claire Morelon (Oxford University)
“The war at home: Galician refugees in Prague (1914-1920)”

Coffee Break

Klaus Richter (University of Birmingham)
"Displacement, territorialisation and shifting borders in Lithuania (1915-1923)"

Discussion

Lunch

14:00-17:00: Panel 2: Margins of Empires
Chair: Mario Del Pero (CHSP Sciences Po)

Roberto Mazza (Western Illinois University/University of London)
"‘The Jews have departed for the Jewish colonies in Galilee; the Christian and Muslims to God knows’: Cemal Paşa, Zionism and the forced evacuation of Jaffa 1917."

Cloé Drieu (CNRS)
"Les révoltes de 1916 en Asie centrale et l’exode des populations nomades du Sémiriéchié vers le Turkestan chinois (1916-1917)"

Coffee Break
17:15: Final Discussion and Concluding Remarks

Kontakt

Paul Lenormand

Centre d'histoire de Sciences Po, 56 rue Jacob 75006 Paris

mobility.sciencespo@gmail.com

http://chsp.sciences-po.fr/en/evenement/mobility-and-displacement-during-first-world-war-1914-1923