Pre-writing History: Using Political Biographies to Anticipate Domestic and Foreign Policy in Germany and Great Britain, 1900–89

Central European History Society 9
Friday, January 6, 2017: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Director's Row I (Sheraton Denver Downtown, Plaza Building Lobby Level)
Chair:
Andrew I. Port, Wayne State University
Papers:
A Distaste for Shabby Dealing: The Foundations and Predispositions of Lord Lansdowne
Frank W. Winters, Gordon State College
Remembering the Past, Predicting the Future? The Site of the Wehrmacht Dead in Divided Germany, 1945–72
J. Franklin Williamson, Gordon State College
Foreign Affairs: Willy Brandt’s Career in a Transatlantic Age, 1941–89
Scott Krause, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Comment:
The Audience
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