Events Archive

The exhibition sheds light on women's perspectives on flight and integration after 1945. Duration: January 13 to February 27, 2025.

Book presentation and discussion with author Cindy Wittke (IOS) and Helmut Aust (Berlin). Moderated by: Rike Krämer-Hoppe (Regensburg).

Talk by Nikolaus Neumaier (ARD) as part of the "Journalist Talks" series. With subsequent discussion.

Book presentation on the memory politics and practices of the Serbian Orthodox Church in the second half of the 20th century, presented by the author Karin Roginer Hofmeister. Moderation: Klaus Buchenau (University of Regensburg).

Performance by the artist collective Colectivo Ayllu as part of the lecture series "Intersectionality from the Americas: Theories, Processes, Approaches, Practices".

Artist talk with Lucrecia Masson and Francisco Godoy Vega of the artist collective Colectivo Ayllu about their work on migration, racism and sexual diversity from a decolonial perspective.

Discussion with publicist Jens Siegert on the development of the Russian dictatorship under Putin and possible future prospects after his rule. Moderation: Natalia Korotkova (Free Russians e.V.).

Book presentation and discussion with the authors Ulf Brunnbauer (IOS), Piotr Filipkowski (Polish Academy of Sciences), Andrew Hodges, Stefano Petrungaro (Ca' Foscari University Venice), Philipp Ther (RECET Vienna), Peter Wegenschimmel (University of Kassel). Comments by Veronika Pehe (ICH).

Panel discussion on the evolving global perspectives on the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine. This event is part of the Winter School "Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage: EU Diplomacy and Regional Perspectives".

Panel discussion on twin-city partnerships and cultural heritage protection in Ukraine. The event is part of the Winter School "Ukraine's Cultural Heritage: EU Diplomacy and Regional Perspectives".

Reading and discussion with the author Tamara Duda and the translators Alexander Kratochvil and Lukas Joura. The event is part of the Winter School "Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage: EU Diplomacy and Regional Perspectives".

The "Nacht der Bibliotheken" at the IOS will feature a program of tours, presentations, and a book presentation. Free admission.

Talk by Dirk Auer (balkan:biro und n-ost) as part of the "Journalist Talks" series. With subsequent discussion.

Panel discussion by the Leibniz Research Network "Eastern Europe" about the threats to academic freedom in Eastern Europe posed by populism and Russia's war of aggression.

Commemoration of the Ukrainian writers Volodymyr Vakulenko and Victoria Amelina, victims of the Russian war. The evening with readings and a lecture presents their posthumously published works. Registration required.

Book presentation and discussion with Elia Bescotti (IOS) and Jon Matlack (Berlin), exploring sovereignty as a practice of various actors within and outside state structures. Discussant: Cindy Wittke (IOS).

Talk by Adina Marincea (Elie Wiesel National Institute for Studying the Holocaust in Romania) as part of the "Journalist Talks" series. With subsequent discussion.

Book presentation of the third volume of "Handbuch zur Geschichte Südosteuropas" (Handbook of Southeastern European History) on statehood and politics since 1800 at the Romanian Embassy in Berlin. Registration is required by: 16 June 2025.

Journalist Talk with Daria Zakharova (Radio Free Europe/Radio Svoboda) and Christian Heitmann (Postoj). Moderation: Thiemo Feldmann (Junge DGO).

Book presentation with Alexander Reisenbichler (University of Toronto) on "Through the Roof: Housing, Capitalism, and the State in America and Germany". The author will discuss the different housing policies in the U.S. and Germany, as well as their effects on capitalist systems, with Anna Steigemann (DIMAS).

Talk by Barbara Ilkosz (National Museum in Wrocław) on the exhibition "Bernhard Heisig und Wrocław" at the Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie.

Talk by Eckhart Gillen (Berlin) on the exhibition "Bernhard Heisig und Breslau" at the Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie.

Talk by Martin Aust (University of Bonn) on the exhibition "Bernhard Heisig und Breslau" at the Kunstforum Ostdeutsche Galerie.