For #MosseWednesday, check out @chadgibbs101.bsky.social's recent lecture, "Survival at Treblinka."
🎥: youtube.com/watch?v=_0oC...
And if you like the lecture, his book is now available through @uwiscpress.bsky.social
📖: uwpress.wisc.edu/Books/S/Surv...
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
This #MosseWednesday, we invite you to join us for Rebecca Carter-Chand's upcoming lecture, "Christian Internationalism and German Belonging: The Salvation Army From Imperial Germany to Nazism."
🗓️ April 7th
⏰ 3:00 PM CST
📍 Zoom
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
go.wisc.edu/961fsw
This #mossewednesday, we invite you to join us in Rome for Renato Moro's #mosselecture, "A Disputed Resistance: The Memory of Anti-Fascism in Italy (1945-2025)."
🗓️ March 20
⏰ 11:00AM CET
📍Rettorato, Building CU001, piazzale Aldo Moro 5
🎥 Livestream available
go.wisc.edu/diyn2z
#UWHistdept
For #MosseWednesday, we are thrilled to present the newly released cover art for the English-language edition of Simon Levis Sullam's 📖 Ghosts of Fascism: Italian Intellectuals After Mussolini 📖
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
uwpress.wisc.edu/Books/G/Ghos...
This #MosseWednesday, we invited you to join us ✨ tomorrow ✨ in New York City for a #mosselecture by Daniel Kehlmann entitled "The Long Night Comes to an End."
🗓️ March 5th
🕕 6-8 PM
📍Deutsches Haus, 420 W. 116th St., New York, NY 10027
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
go.wisc.edu/is924u
This #MosseWednesday, we hope you were able to join us for the inaugural #Mosselecture in Tokyo, “Migration in the 21st Century: What Elite Mobility Reveals About the Present and Future of International Migration” by Kristin Surak.
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
tinyurl.com/5n7tkmhv
Another #MosseLecture to share with you on this #MosseWednesday! Join us at @remarquenyu.bsky.social
✨ this Friday ✨ for "On Exile: A Conversation" with Hisham Matar and @danielmendelsohn.bsky.social
🗓️ February 13
🕙 5 PM
📍60 5th Ave 8th floor
go.wisc.edu/k23i74
#EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
Today for #MosseWednesday, the video of Joseph Vogl's recent #Mosselecture in Vienna is live!
🎥: go.wisc.edu/a7s6sz
Also, stay tuned for the series' Spring installments that will focus on "availability" on an ontological, political, and anthropologic level.
#EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
This #MosseWednesday, check out Moshe Sluhovsky's lecture "And Everyone Spoke German": Formation of a Homo-Lesbian Community in Palestine"
🎥: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPBW...
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison #HebrewUniversity
It's #MosseWednesday! Save the date for the inaugural #MosseLecture in Tokyo, “Migration in the 21st Century: What Elite Mobility Reveals About the Present and Future of International Migration” by Kristin Surak
🗓️ February 25, 2026
🕙 6-7:30 pm
📍Temple University, Japan Campus
go.wisc.edu/kajvga
If you find yourself in #Berlin this #MosseWednesday, mark your calendar for the upcoming screening of Nathalie Borgers' “Narben eines Putsches/Scars of a Putsch” 🎥
🗓️ January, 20 @ 7:00PM
📍 Zeughauskino des DHM Berlin (Pei Building)
go.wisc.edu/7w6w3i
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
This #MosseWednesday, we'd like to remind you about Joseph Vogl's "Epoche des Amok," the final lecture in our Mosse lecture series in Vienna.
🗓️ January 8 @ 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
📍 Volkstheater
go.wisc.edu/rw6340
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison @wien.gv.at @univie.ac.at
This #MosseWednesday, we're spotlighting Irina Scherbakowa's recent #MosseLecture in Vienna, entitled "“The Long Shadow of Stalinism: Putin’s Russia 2025.”
🎥: mosselectures.wisc.edu/2025/11/20/s...
@univie.ac.at #UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
For #mossewednesday, we have two reviews to share! 🖊️
First, Richard J. Golsan reviewed Renée Poznanski's "well-documented" Propaganda and Persecution: The French Resistance and the“Jewish Question" for the Journal of Modern History.
🔗https://go.wisc.edu/c947p4
@uwiscpress.bsky.social #UWHistdept
On this chilly #MosseWednesday, stay inside and learn about sport in the Mamluk sultanate from Chris Herde's lecture, “No One Plays Like Them: Martial and Equestrian Sports in the Mamluk Sultanate, 1250-1517”
📽️ mosseprogram.wisc.edu/2025/11/05/h...
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
This #MosseWednesday, we're looking forward to the release of Alessandra Tarquini's Jews and the Italian Left: Socialism, Zionism, and Antisemitism from 1892 to 1992 next month! 📖
Order your copy today!
🔗 uwpress.wisc.edu/Books/J/Jews...
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
For #MosseWednesday this week, check out to Ofer Ashkenazi, @rmgrossmann.bsky.social, Shira Miron, and Sarah Wobick-Segev's talk about 📖 Still Lives: Jewish Photography in Nazi Germany, moderated by @emmakuby.bsky.social!
🎥 www.youtube.com/watch?v=njue...
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
Next for #MosseWednesday, Rebecca Carter-Chand's Christian Nationalism and German Belonging is featured on Publisher's Weekly's "New and Forthcoming Academic Religion Books"! Congratulations @ushmm.bsky.social ! 🎉
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison @uwiscpress.bsky.social
go.wisc.edu/5n4p30
We have lots to celebrate for #MosseWednesday! 🥳
The advanced copy of the Third Edition of Europe in the Sixteenth Century from the Collected Works of George L. Mosse arrived in our office!
Order a copy from @uwiscpress.bsky.social!
🔗 go.wisc.edu/rg41fp
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
For #MosseWednesday, come ✨THIS AFTERNOON✨ to see Mosse teaching fellow Christopher Herde present his fascinating research on mamluk sport!
📅 Nov. 5th
🕓 4:00-5:30 PM
📍 Curti Lounge (5233 Mosse Humanities)
#uwhistdept #europeanstudiesatuwmadison
mosseprogram.wisc.edu/event/herde/
It's #MosseWednesday! 🎉 Congratulations to Catherine Tatiana Dunlop for winning @historians.org's George L. Mosse Prize in European Intellectual and Cultural History for her new book, The Mistral: A Windswept History Of Modern France. 🎉
#europeanstudiesatuwmadison #UWHistdept
#AHA26
It's #MosseWednesday! Next week, @tgpeterson.bsky.social
will present “Decolonization, the Algerian War, and the Making of Modern Counterinsurgency.” Reception (read: food!) to follow.
🗓️ October 22, 2025 @ 6:30 pm
📍Howard Auditorium, Fluno Center
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
It's #MosseWednesday! Join the Center for Humanities for Michael Rothberg's talk, "Comparison Controversies: Historical Analogy & the Politics of Holocaust Memory"
tomorrow.
🗓️ October 9 at 5 in the Elvehjem Building
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
humanities.wisc.edu/event/hwb-mi...
For #MosseWednesday, check out Kathryn L. Brackney's
interview with @joncatlin.bsky.social on the Journal of the History of Ideas' blog about her book, Surreal Geographies: A New History of Holocaust Consciousness.
www.jhiblog.org/2025/10/01/s...
#europeanstudiesatuwmadison #UWHistdept
It's #mossewednesday! Check out Valerie Deacon's review of Reneé Poznanski's newly translated Propaganda and Persecution in the American Historical Review.
Read it here: academic-oup-com.ezproxy.library.wisc.edu/ahr/article/...
#newreview #history #europeanstudiesatuwmadison #europeanstudies
It's #MosseWednesday! Join us Thursday for Derek Penslar's talk, "Beyond Sympathy and Antisemitism: The International Community and the Palestine Question, 1947-1949."
🗓️ September 18th at the Pyle Center, or on Zoom.
Learn more at: mosseprogram.wisc.edu/event/penslar
#UWJewishStudies
#UWHistdept
Its #MosseWednesday! Join us on Zoom for Kathryn L. Brackney’s talk, “Surreal Geographies: A New History of Holocaust Consciousness” on September 15th.
Register here: go.wisc.edu/bk9sbt
mosseprogram.wisc.edu/event/brackn...
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@chadgibbs101.bsky.social @unileiden.bsky.social
#UWHistdept #UWpress
It’s #MosseWednesday! Available now to order, Antonella Salomoni’s The Ashes of Babi Yar explores the aftermath of the 1941 massacre, focusing particularly on how the arts shaped collective memory.
uwpress.wisc.edu/Books/T/The-...
#UWHistdept #EuropeanstudiesatUWMadison
It’s #MosseWednesday! Join Steven Ascheim tomorrow, May 15, for his Mosse Lecture in Berlin, “Reflections on Liberal and Humanist Nationalism in Times of War: George Mosse and the Contradictions of Jewishness, Zionism and Israel.” For more information: mosselectures.wisc.edu/event/ascheim/
It’s #MosseWednesday!
Up now on the Mosse Lectures website, a recording of Stefanos Geroulanos’ talk from last month, “The Normal and the Perverse (1968-1983).”
Check it out here: mosselectures.wisc.edu/2025/04/15/g...
