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Studiedag 2014-1914 (De voordracht wordt in het Engels gehouden)
Under the high patronage of the European Parliament International conference 2014-1914: The great empires’ legacy – Geopolitical legacies of World War I and the role of Italy Brussels, 16th September 2015 – Italian Cultural Institute, rue de Livourne, 38With its human, territorial, political and economic unrests, World War I
gave way to the tumultuous events of the 20th century. One hundred years
on, the long wave of that tragedy continues to shape our world. A
shared reflection on what is left of the Great War and its convulsions
in the collective consciousness and in today’s geopolitical reality. 9.00-9.30 Welcome remarks9.30-11.30 Robert Gerwarth, Centre for War Studies, University College Dublin: The
demographic-territorial consequences: how the War has redrawn the
European map and prepared the ground for conflicts and further tensions.John Laughland, Institute of Democracy and Cooperation: A war for peace: who wanted war in 1914, and why? Hans Kundnani, Senior Transatlantic Fellow, German Marshall Fund: From
Panzer, to DM and fiscal discipline: Evolution of the German concept of
“power and unsolved problems in Berlin-Europe relations.Chantal Kesteloot, Centre for Historical Research and Documentation on War and Contemporary Society: Belgium in/ and WWI: Outbreak of the War, Occupation and Legacy.Mariano Gabriele, Director of the Italian Society of Military History: Great maneuvers: the tactical-strategic dimension of the War and the role of Italy. Balazs Juhasz, Professor of Modern and Contemporary History, University of Budapest: The role of Austria-Hungary in the conflict and the current heritage in the two countries.11.30-13.00 DiscussionModerator: Lucio Caracciolo, Limes’s Chief Editor.****15.00-16.00 DiscussionThe final session will be opened by Cristiano Corazzari, Culture Committee Chairperson – Regione Veneto.Réservation obligatoire >>>Reserveren verplicht >>>