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Vol 5 2001
19th International Congress of Historical
Sciences
XIXe Congrès International des Sciences Historiques
University of Oslo
Université d'Oslo
Nordic Notes Special Edition: Oslo 2000 Congress
At the 19th Congress of Historical Sciences,
held in Oslo from the 6th - 13th August, the program consisted
of 48 sessions; three major themes, twenty special sessions
and twenty-five so-called round table sessions. In addition
to the regular sessions, up to 22 Affiliated Organizations
(AIO) and 18 International Committees (IC) held seminars.
The poster sessions were a forum for students
and professionals from around the world to share their ideas
with colleagues by presenting research results, practical
problem-solving efforts, or innovative programs. The poster
sessions were displayed on bulletin boards and provided other
congress participants with an opportunity to quickly and easily
become acquainted with new topics. Poster sessions were held
throughout the Congress. Some are reproduced here by courtesy
of the authors. The poster sessions were coordinated by Arve
Thorsen of the History Department of the University of Oslo,
Norway.
Author: Elena Dubrovskaya
Russian
Troops and Navy in Finland and population of the Grand Duchy
during World War I
Author: Keith Dyrud
Life Magazine
declares the Cold War: March 18, 1946
Author: Willem Erauw
Rhetoric and Historiography
Author: Eric Flury-Dasen
Swiss Diplomatic
Documents on the Internet
Author: Tony Griffiths
Scandinavia
in the Eyes of Australians
Poster 1 (pdf format)
Poster 2 (pdf format)
Author: Mike Margolis
1. Using the
Internet for Teaching and Research
2. Powerpoint
Presentation
Author: Frank Meyer
Symbolic Patterns of Everyday Life in a Comparative Approach:
The Example of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, ca. 1918-1940
Poster 1
Author: Jane Mitta
The Influence of Count
Birger Morner on the Australian Migration Debate: 1906-1910.
Author: Ilja Solomeshch
Image of
Neighbour: The Karelian Question in the 20th Century European
Context
Author: Svetoslav Stefanov
The Doomed Peninsula:
Confronting National Stereotypes in the Balkans
Author: Béla Tomka
Financial Institutions
in Hungary in Central-European Comparison, 1873-1931
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