Conf/CfP - ''We will live after Babylon'' 2019, Germany

Publish Date: Feb 13, 2019

Event Dates: from Feb 24, 2019 12:00 to Feb 27, 2019 12:00

International Conference and Cultural Programme

„WE WILL LIVE AFTER BABYLON“. Armenian and Jewish Historical Experience between Expulsion, Exile and Destruction

The conference is organised by the European Centre for Jewish Music and the German-Armenian Society (DAG)

Venue: Kulturzentrum Pavillon Hannover, Lister Meile 4, 30161 Hannover, Germany

Topic:

Not only were Jews and Armenians forced into statelessness and a life outside their homelands for centuries, they also shared another fate: in the 20th century, in the shadows of two world wars, they were threatened with collective annihilation. The European Centre for Jewish Music (EZJM) and the German-Armenian Society (DAG) take this convergence as a starting point for a jointly organised conference, which will focus on the Jewish and Armenian historical experience. The conference will not only consist of academic paper presentations, but also of a cultural programme reflecting the broader topic of the symposium.

The speakers represent a wide variety of disciplines and fields of research, such as Theology, Literature, Musicology, History, Sociology, Political Science and Cultural Studies. The conference topics – Diaspora, Minority Issues, Genocide and the Holocaust and their commemoration and reception as well as the relationship between Jews and Armenians today – reflect the common dimensions of the Jewish and the Armenian experience.

A rich supporting programme, including documentaries with an academic introduction, workshops, a theatre performance, a concert and a panel discussion, aims to make the public more familiar with the subject. In the panel discussion at the end of the conference, the different policies of commemoration in Germany relating to the Holocaust and the Armenian Genocide will be discussed.

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Disciplines

Armenian Studies

Culture

History

Jewish Studies

Music

Political Sciences

Sociology

Eligible Countries

International

Host Countries

Germany

Conference Types

Call for Papers

Event Types

Workshops