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Victoria Harms, Master Thesis, 2007, Monument Discourse and the Hungarian Case: Competing political interpretations in Budapest’s monuments for the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. Harms_2007_MA_Monument discourse and the Hungarian case_1956
Victoria Harms, Bachelor Thesis, 2006, Tannenberg. Aufstieg und Fall eines deutschen Erinnerungsortes. Harms_2006_BA_Arbeit_Tannenberg
Conference papers and presentations
I have come to prefer giving my talks free, with only a handful of notes and a power point presentation for visuals and dramatic effect.
Here, I share those papers I submitted for panel discussions in the past. Neither are these papers perfect — they are works-in-progress — nor did I follow these word by word in any of my presentations. My work has always benefited from questions and feedback both from the audience and the discussants. These improvements are not reflected in these papers.
- Victoria Harms, No matter if you’re East or West: A transnational netowrk of Central Europeans in the 1980s, Council for European Studies, 18th annual international conference, Barcelona/ Spain, 20-22 June, 2011. Harms_CES 2011_Conference Paper_No matter if you’re East or West
- Victoria Harms, The return of interwar symbols: Hungary’s backlash of the 1990s, GOSECA, University of Pittsburgh, 8th Annual International Graduate Student Conference, Pittsburgh/ PA, 25-26 February 2011. Harms_2011_GOSECA_The Return of Interwar Symbols
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