ALT The Cambridge Modern European History Workshop invites submissions for papers to be presented in Michalmas Term 2023 (October-November). Our workshop is a friendly and inclusive space for postgraduate students to present their research and share ideas and thoughts with their peers. The workshop will meet on Thursdays. All sessions will be hybrid; presenters can present online or in-person. The format is a 20-30 minute presentation followed by questions and discussion. To apply: send a title, a short abstract (200-300 words), and indicate whether you would like to present in-person or online to the convenors by 29 September 2023. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions! Convenors: Madeleine Doutney (mgcd2@cam.ac.uk), Sam Wilson (slw93@cam.ac.uk), Beatrice Leeming (rl699@cam.ac.uk), Helena Trenkić (ht394@cam.ac.uk)

ALT All sessions in the Nihon Room, Pembroke at 5.15pm, unless indicated. 25.04 Christina von Hodenberg - Old Women’s Agency and West German Gender Regimes, 1960-1985 2.05 (Trinity Hall Lecture Theatre) - Chris Clark, Revolutionary Spring: Fighting for a New World 1848-1849. 03.05 5pm Special Event Stefan-Ludwig Hoffmann, A Rift in Time: Reinhart Koselleck’s Search for a Theory of History – A Book Roundtable. 09.05 Olga Ryabchenko - The Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Troops of the Russian Federation in Memes of the Ukrainian Digital Space: Humour, Political Ideas and Ideological Images 16.05 Norman Domeier - The ‘Lochner-Version’ of Hitler’s Speech on August 22, 1939 – A Key Document of National Socialist Ideology 23.05 Axel Körner - Opera and the Politics of Empire in Nineteenth-Century Habsburg Europe 06.06 Hubertus Jahn - Russia: Past and Present.

ALT The Cambridge Modern European History Workshop invites submissions for papers to be presented in EasterTerm 2023. Our workshop is a friendly and inclusive space for postgraduate students to present their research and share ideas and thoughts with their peers. Our definition of 'Modern European' is broad– we welcome papers on any historical investigation of Europe from 1800-present, incl. global histories of European entanglements with the rest of the world. Presentations can cover work-in-progress or completed projects. We encourage postgraduate students at any institution, particularly MPhil and first-year PhDs, to apply. The workshop will meet on alternate Thursdays at 10am, operating in-person or online at the presenter's preference. The format is a 20-30 minute presentation followed by questions and discussion. To apply: send a title, a short abstract (200-300 words) by 20 April 2023. Claude (ce392@cam.ac.uk), Helena (ht394@cam.ac.uk), Oli (op293@cam.ac.uk).

ALT The Cambridge Modern European History Workshop invites submissions for papers to be presented in Lent Term 2023. Our workshop is a friendly and inclusive space for postgraduate students to present their research and share ideas and thoughts with their peers. Our definition of 'Modern European' is broad– we welcome papers on any historical investigation of Europe from 1800-present, incl. global histories of European entanglements with the rest of the world. Presentations can cover work-in-progress or completed projects. We encourage postgraduate students at any institution, particularly MPhil and first-year PhDs, to apply. The workshop will meet on alternate Thursdays at 10am, operating in-person or online at the presenter's preference. The format is a 20-30 minute presentation followed by questions and discussion. To apply: send a title, a short abstract (200-300 words) by 12 January 2023. Claude (ce392@cam.ac.uk), Helena (ht394@cam.ac.uk), Oli (op293@cam.ac.uk).