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Lectures
The GHIL regularly holds lectures on topics of general interest to British and German historians. GHIL Lectures are held on Tuesdays at 5.30pm during term time. Papers are normally presented in English; knowledge of the German language is not necessary for participation. Some lectures are presented in cooperation with the Faculty of History, University of Oxford; Modern German History Seminar, Institute of Historical Research; and other distinguished institutions. The Thyssen Lecture Series is organized by the GHIL in collaboration with the Fritz Thyssen Foundation, and the Leo Baeck Institute Lecture Series is organized by the LBI in cooperation with the GHIL. Most lectures are currently held as hybrid online/in person events. Please check individual listings for more details.
GHIL Lectures
Spring Lectures 2025
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Events
12–13 January 2023
Postgraduate Students Conference
Postgraduate Research Students Conference
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7 February 2023 (3.30pm)
GHIL Colloquium
Dana Hollmann (Hamburg)
Die Zuckerraffinerien Londons als Ziel deutscher Migration (1780–1830)
GHIL/Online
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14 February 2023 (2.30pm)
GHIL Colloquium
Kim Embrey (Frankfurt a.M.) / Sarah Maria Noske (Gießen)
From Miracle to Menace - Opium and Coca in Victorian Britain / Koloniale Mikrowelten. Orte kommerzieller Intimität im Pazifik (ca. 1860s–1920)
GHIL/Online
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21 February 2023 (2.30pm)
GHIL Colloquium
Norman Aselmeyer (Bremen/London)
Whispers of Unrest: Colonial Cities and the End of Empire, c. 1880–1980
GHIL/Online
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21 February 2023 (5.30pm)
GHIL Lecture
Kama Maclean (University of Heidelberg)
(What) Can the Subaltern Hear? The Sounds of Mass Mobilization in Interwar India
Following the interventions of subaltern studies in the 198
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Rishi Sunak
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2022 to 2024
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