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CEGP 2020 : 1945 - End of World War II - Current European and Global Perspectives
CEGP 2020 : 1945 - End of World War II - Current European and Global Perspectives

CEGP 2020 : 1945 - End of World War II - Current European and Global Perspectives

Berlin, Germany
Event Date: September 17, 2020 - September 18, 2020
Submission Deadline: March 31, 2020




About

The year 1945 marks a turning point in world history. The defeat of Germany and the end of Nazism as well as the defeat of Japan 75 years ago, and its militaristic dictatorship, signified the end of the Second World War, which Hitler had unleashed six years earlier, assisted by Stalin. Conducted on an unprecedented criminal scale, the Second World War and the Holocaust saw the sacrifice of millions of lives. Material losses were immeasurable. Both during and after the war, millions of people were forced to migrate from their homeland. For Central and Eastern Europe, the end of the war was also directly associated with the beginning of the communist dictatorship. To the present day, the year 1945 remains firmly established as a turning point in the collective memory, both within Europe and far beyond. Nevertheless, this memory could never be described as being consistent; it exhibits very different, changing emphases and perspectives across many various countries. The vivid memories of the Second World War and its end have faded with the passing of time and the generation of witnesses. Faced with new political and ecological challenges, the motivation for peace that shaped Europe over subsequent decades is being increasingly pushed into the background. 

The conference will focus on the shifts in memories and changes in perspectives regarding the end of the Second World War observed over the last two decades. What are the effects and the impacts of these in the current day? Assessment of these events has transformed over the course of the 21st century against the background of the expansion of the European Union and its present day state of crisis, together with new political challenges and the reorientation of memorial culture. The intention is to enumerate these developments, to analyse their causes, and to discuss their consequences, not least with regard to points of reference for a collective remembering of the year 1945. 


Call for Papers

Papers dealing with the end of the war are sought under the following thematic areas, comparative examinations are welcome: 
1. (Re)Assessments of the end of the war within historiography. 
The Second World War was a global phenomenon. Questions for discussion might include: 
- What impact did the 1989 end of confrontation between the West and the Eastern Bloc have on historiography? 
- Are there new and further aspects for consideration in interpretations of end of the war? 
- To what extent does research interact and exert influence across Eastern, Central and Western Europe? 
- What historiographical developments are identifiable (across the world)? 
2. Museums, memorials, portrayal of the end of the war in the media and school curricula: 
- How do museums and memorial sites present the subject area? 
- What forms of memory-political developments are associated with the (re)construction and redesigning of museums and memorial sites? 
- What changes have occurred in requirements for and demands on museums and educational work (digitalisation, narrative character etc.) 
- Is it possible to portray the end of the war consistently across the world? 
- How do schools teach the end of the war? 
- What role do the media play in communicating certain views of history? 
3. Conflicts in collective memory concerning the end of the war: 
- How do different perceptions and sensitivities manifest themselves in this area? 
- How do people deal with the concept of ‘liberation’? ‘Liberation’ from what and why? 
- What stake do churches have in the communication process? 
- Are there any new ‘blind spots’ or taboo areas? 
- What direction and form is current historical dialogue taking (institutions, remembrance networks)? 



Summary

CEGP 2020 : 1945 - End of World War II - Current European and Global Perspectives will take place in Berlin, Germany. It’s a 2 days event starting on Sep 17, 2020 (Thursday) and will be winded up on Sep 18, 2020 (Friday).

CEGP 2020 falls under the following areas: HISTORY, POLITICS, etc. Submissions for this Conference can be made by Mar 31, 2020.

Please check the official event website for possible changes before you make any travelling arrangements. Generally, events are strict with their deadlines. It is advisable to check the official website for all the deadlines.

Other Details of the CEGP 2020

  • Short Name: CEGP 2020
  • Full Name: 1945 - End of World War II - Current European and Global Perspectives
  • Timing: 09:00 AM-06:00 PM (expected)
  • Fees: Check the official website of CEGP 2020
  • Event Type: Conference
  • Website Link: https://enrs.eu/
  • Location/Address: Berlin, Germany


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