New Research on Central European Cities and Towns, Part 2: Surviving and Adapting: Reconstructing Central European Urban Life after War

Central European History Society 5
Saturday, January 3, 2015: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Conference Room H (Sheraton New York, Lower Level)
Chair:
Michael Liddon Meng, Clemson University
Papers:
Urban Warfare and Reconstruction during the Napoleonic War: Case Studies from Hamburg and Leipzig
Katherine Aaslestad, West Virginia University
The Home Town as a Redemptive Postwar Geography: The Case of Cologne, 1945–65
Jeremy DeWaal, Freie Universität Berlin
Outpost of Freedom: Remigrés’ Reappropriation of Berlin as a Cosmopolitan Metropolis and its Political Potency in the Early Cold War
Scott Krause, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Reinventing the Socialist Heritage in Post-Cold War Berlin: The Karl Marx Allee as Urban Icon
Eszter Gantner, Humboldt University; Ayse Nur Erek, Yeditepe University
Comment:
Michael Liddon Meng, Clemson University
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