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Wednesday 3 June 2026
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08:30-09:00 |
Registration and Coffee |
Espace Philippe Séguin 001 |
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09:00-09:30 |
Welcome and Official Opening |
EPS 003 |
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09:30-11:00 |
Parallel Panel 1.1 (EPS 201) |
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Unfulfilled Expectations in the Aftermath of Conflicts: Case Studies in U.S. Military History in the Early 20th Century (Chair: Graeme Plint) |
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Johannes Allert |
A Puppet of Fate: Dr Bernard Gallagher’s Journey from First World War Trauma to Recovery and Redemption |
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Bobby Wintermute |
The First World War as Moral Crucible: American Military Service and Felons in Pennsylvania’s Eastern State Penitentiary |
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David Ulbrich |
The U.S. Marines, Haiti, and Voodoo: Cultural Lessons Learned in the 1920s and 1930s |
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09:30-11:00 |
Parallel Panel 1.2 (EPS 203) |
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Habsburg Military and Society during the Wars with France (Chair: Jiří Kubeš) |
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Balázs Lázár |
“Money, Horse and Arms”: The Offerings of the Hungarian Aristocrats for the Royal Imperial Army, 1741-1815 |
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István Nagy-Luttenberger |
Old, New or Military? The Aristocracy in the High Command of the Imperial-Royal Army during the French Wars |
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Stephan Sander-Faes |
Two Eyewitness Accounts of the Wars of Third and Fifth Coalition (1805, 1809), as Recounted in the Diary of Julius Hörweg, Abbot of Zwettl |
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09:30-11:00 |
Parallel Panel 1.3 (EPS 204) |
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Violence, Welfare, Pedagogy, and Humanitarianism (Chair: Hendrik Snyders) |
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Johan Massart |
Belgian Military Operations in Congo during the Sixties: Acts of Humanitarian Aid or Instruments of Neocolonialism? |
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Christian Kjellsson and Francesca Vita (Swedish Defence University & DINÂMIA'CET-Iscte - Centre for Socioeconomic and Territorial Studies) |
The ‘Welfare’ as Warfare: The Two Side of the Liberation War in Guinea-Bissau, 1968–1974 |
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09:30-11:00 |
Parallel Panel 1.4 (EPS 205) |
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North and West Africa: Cold War Issues in the Diplomacy of Former French Colonies (Chair: Régine Perron) |
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Arthur Banga |
Ivory Coast facing competition in the Western bloc |
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Maxime Hatterer |
Reconfiguring Alliances in the Gulf of Guinea: West Africa, Decolonization and the Cold War in the 1970s |
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Enzo Fontanet |
The Algerian War from a Third World Perspective: Non-Aligned Leaders and Their Responses to the Conflict |
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11:00-11:15 |
Coffee Break |
EPS 001 |
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11:15-12:15 |
Early Career Session |
EPS 003 |
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12:15-13:00 |
Lunch Break |
EPS 001 |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 2.1 (EPS 201) |
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World War II: Strategic Theatres and Maritime Realities (Chair: Thomas Mockaitis) |
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Pasi Tuunainen |
The Second World War in the High North: An Under-Researched Topic |
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Ole Jørgen Maaø |
What Constitutes a War Hero? Pilot Officer Bjarne Øen in World War Two |
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Muhammad Rohaan Pasha |
The Forgotten Allies: South Asian Soldiers at Monte Cassino and the Making of the Italian Campaign |
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Miguel Brandão |
Max Valentiner’s Attack in Madeira (03.12.1916): Military, Economic and Social Impacts of a German Submarine Bombardment on an Island Community during World War I |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 2.2 (EPS 203) |
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World War II: Veterans, Prisoners, and Local Recruits (Chair: Jean-Pierre Scherman) |
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Salah Chig |
From Battlefield to Silence: Moroccan Second World War Veterans and the Politics of France’s Representation |
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Alexandra Pulvermacher |
Starvation as Strategy: The Wehrmacht’s Policy Towards Soviet Prisoners of War in the Planning and Execution of Operation Barbarossa |
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Salvador Lima |
Antifascist Volunteers in the French Foreign Legion on the Eve of World War II, 1938-1940 |
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Tomasz Korban |
How to Recover Hitler's Spoils: Allied Efforts to Restitute Gold Looted by the Axis Powers during World War II |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 2.3 (EPS 204) |
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Social Histories, Emotions, and the Law (Chair: Evert Kleynhans) |
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Jacopo Pessina |
Coercion and Social Origin: The Tuscan Discoli during the Medicean Era, 1686-1737 |
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Tiago Rocha e Melo |
A Trans-Historical Experience of War?: Reading Emotions in Frontinus and Patton |
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Suné Van Achterbergh |
Patriotism and the Imaginary of “South Africa” during the Second World War |
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Yohann Vauché (Sciences-Po Aix-Marseille) |
Violence and Dispossession against French Civilians during the American Civil War |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 2.4 (EPS 205) |
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Global Perspectives on Conflict: Transnational Networks, Ideology, and Wartime Experiences (Chair: Marco Wyss) |
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Carlo De Nuzzo |
Transnational European Far-Right Foreign Fighters: Networks, Ideologies, and Militant Trajectories from the 1960s to the War in Ukraine (2014) |
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Valeria Vollmer |
Lifeworlds of Crimean War Mercenaries in the 1850s and 1860s: A Transnational Collective Biography |
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Fulvia Dellavedova |
Politicising Just War Theory: Catholic Debates and U.S. Foreign Policy in the Post-Cold War Era (1991-2008) |
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Séverine Angers |
“Write to Me by Different Ships Because the English Capture Many”: The Prize Papers Project and Families Wartime Experiences, 1652-1815 |
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15:00-15:15 |
Coffee Break |
EPS 001 |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 3.1 (EPS 201) |
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Resistance and Counterinsurgency in Colonial Africa (Chair: Evert Kleynhans) |
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Hendrik Snyders |
Who Captured Winston Churchill? Micro-Historical Reconstruction and Memory Contestation in the Anglo-Boer War |
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Rhian Davies |
Post-Colonial Military Diplomacy: A Social History of British Forces in Kenya since 1964 |
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Niels Boender |
Counterinsurgent Capitalism: Making a Market during the 1950s State of Emergency in Kenya |
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Brecht Kreyen |
Rebelling in Wartime? Resisting Arrest on the African Frontlines of WWII (1940-1945) |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 3.2 (EPS 203) |
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The First World War: Occupation, Identity, and Civilians (Chair: Christina Twomey) |
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Samuël Kruizinga |
A Model Occupation: The Germans in Brussels, 1914-1918 |
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Andrew May |
We Saw what we had Believed: Re-evaluating Place, Race, Religion and Identity in Indian and British Experiences of World War 1 |
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Olga Okhotnikova |
The First World War and the Politics of Rehabilitation: Military Disability Between Late Russian Empire and Early Soviet State |
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David Hager |
“The Distinction Between the Combat Zone, the Front, and the Rear has Lost Some of Its Significance”: The Bombing of French Cities during the Great War (1914-1918) |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 3.3 (EPS 204) |
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Landscapes of Memory and Persuasion: Global Perspectives on War Memorialisation and Propaganda (Chair: Tycho van der Hoog) |
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Christina Theodosiou |
The Porte d’Orient War Memorial in Marseille: Local, National or International Site of Memory? |
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Anna La Grange |
“Their Honour Rooted in Dishonour”: White South African Memorialisation Practices in the Colonial Prelude to the First World War |
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Michael Beauchamp (Rogers State University) |
The Declouet Memorial: Spanish Ambitions vs. British Realities in Louisiana in 1814 |
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Aimée Dion |
Making the World Safe for Democracy: Selling Wilson’s Great War |
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17:30-17:45 |
Introduction to Keynote Lecture: Dr. Alessia Lefebure |
Saporta Amphi Cassin |
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17:45-18:45 |
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Guillaume Piketty |
Saporta Amphi Cassin |
Thursday 4 June 2026
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 4.1 (EPS 201) |
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The Transient and Enduring Nature of Strategic Leadership (Chair: Scott Brickner) |
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Vanya Eftimova Bellinger |
Creating Military Geniuses: Scharnhorst vs Clausewitz on Strategic Leadership |
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Andrew Wilson |
The Hand of Command: Titus Livius and Master Sun on Strategic Leadership |
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Brendan Neagle |
Irregular Geniuses: Washington, Mao, and Revolutionary Strategic Leadership |
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 4.2 (EPS 202) |
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Education, Training, and Military Culture (Chair: Samuël Kruizinga) |
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Thomas Kieslinger |
Drill, Duty and Doctrine: Military Catechisms as Instruments of Soldierly Education in 19th-Century German Armies |
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Sanghyun Lee |
The Aviation School in Nanchang/Luoyang and the Italian Aeronautical Mission: An Institutional Study |
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Graeme Plint |
Annie Get Your Gun: Girls School Rifle Shooting in Pietermaritzburg, 1909-1960 |
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 4.3 (EPS 203) |
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African Militaries: Assistance, Interventions, and Regional Security (Chair: Bruno Cardoso Reis) |
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Tycho van der Hoog and John Kegel |
A History of Dutch Military Interventions in Africa, 1960-2000 |
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Francesca Vita and Ana Vaz Milheiro |
Villagisation and Military Agency in Late-Colonial Africa: A Comparative Study of Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique (1968-1974) |
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 4.4 (EPS 204) |
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Policy, Innovation, and National Identity (Chair: Séverine Angers) |
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Sarah Davis Westwood (Grup d’Estudis de les Societats Africanes) |
Envisioning a Senegalese Way of War: Military Culture in 18th and 19th Century Senegalese States |
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Fabio De Ninno |
From Cold War to the Mediterranean: Shifts in Italian Defence Policy from Border Defence to Power Projection (1967-1978) |
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Niels Bo Poulsen |
When Scandinavians Study War: The Role of History in the Professional Military Debate: A Comparative Study of Denmark, Norway and Sweden 1870-1991 |
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10:30-10:45 |
Coffee Break |
EPS 001 |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 5.1 (EPS 201) |
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Home-Front Crises, Infrastructural Strain and State Failure in Wartime Italy (1939-1943) (Chair: Luca Domizio) |
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Emanuele Venchi |
An Army Without War: Italian Soldiers, the Second World War Mobilisations and the Fascist Regime |
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Vincenzo Demichele |
Targeting Water Supply: Operation Colossus and Its Effects in Fascist Italy |
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Federico Cormaci |
Food, hunger, and the collapse of the home front: Fascist failures in wartime Sicily (1940–1943) |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 5.2 (EPS 202) |
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Ancient and Medieval Warfare: Strategy and Representation (Chair: Alexandra Kaar) |
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Steele Brand |
“And the Danes Held the Place of Slaughter:” Anglo-Saxon Defeat in Light of the Principles of War |
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Cynthia Villagomez |
Syriac Hagiorgraphical and Ecclesiastical Texts as Sources for Late Sasanian-Byzantine Military Culture and Warfare |
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Yiming Ha |
The Mongol-Yuan and Ilkhanate Army in Comparative Perspective |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 5.3 (EPS 203) |
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Early Modern Justice, Feuds, and Law (Chair: Niels Bo Poulsen) |
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Brent Lievens |
The Strained Relationship of Military and Civil Justice in Early Modern Flanders, 1585-1700 |
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Joost Oosterhuis |
The Juridification of Violence: The Transformation of Feuds in the Dutch States Army (1688-1712) |
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Erik Wascheck |
Ink Warriors: 10th-Century Weapon Bearers in the Imagination of their Contemporary Clerical Authors |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 5.4 (EPS 204) |
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The Global War on Civilians, 1914-1945 (Chair: Victor Louzon) |
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Sheldon Garon |
Writing a Global History of the Second World War by Taking Japan Seriously |
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Anne van Mourik |
Not in Isolation: How Transnational Knowledge from War and Peacetime Shaped Nazi Home-Front Warfare |
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Boyd van Dijk |
Civilian Protection and the Politics of Restraint in an Age of Indiscriminate Warfare: A Global History of Regulating Blockade and Bombardment, 1919-1939 |
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12:15-13:00 |
Lunch Break |
EPS 001 |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 6.1 (EPS 201) |
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Imperial Conflict and Subversion in East Asia (Chair: Johan Massart) |
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Martin Schulz |
German Military in the Boxer War |
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Lorenzo Capelli |
The Wolf’s Tracks in the Celestial Empire: The Italian Military Involvement in China from 1900 to 1925 |
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Chahineze Ben Daoud |
The Foreign Legion and the Thái Nguyên Revolt (1917): Operations, Colonial Constraints, and Identity Affirmation |
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Coralie Tauleigne |
A Not-So-Unknown Soldier: Identifying the French Unidentified Soldier of the Korean War (1950-1953) |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 6.2 (EPS 203) |
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Fighting Beyond the Front: Morale, Mobilization, and Social Forces in War (Chair: Roy Doron) |
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Muhammad Alaraby (Future for Advanced Research and Studies, Abu Dhabi) |
The Role of People's War in Egyptian Strategy During the Suez Crisis |
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Marina Alia Jurišić |
Recruitment and Role of Women in the Partisan Army of Yugoslavia |
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Hayley Brabazon |
Irregular War, Conventional Criteria? Female Military Service Pensions in Post-Revolutionary Ireland |
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Dmitry Sterkhov |
Prussian Preachers: War Propagandists? Protestant Church and War Mobilization in Prussia in 1813-1815 |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 6.3 (EPS 204) |
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International Dimensions of War Termination: The Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905) (Chair: Andrew R. Wilson) |
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Marc Genest |
Negotiating with the Kremlin: How the 1905 Russo-Japanese War Negotiations May Predict the Outcome of the Russo-Ukraine War |
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Anatol Klass |
From Imperial Self-Strengthening to Nationalization: Qing China after the Russo-Japanese War |
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Jesse Tumblin |
‘Problems of the Pacific’: Britain, the United States; the End of the Russo-Japanese War |
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15:00-15:15 |
Coffee Break |
EPS 001 |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 7.1 (EPS 201) |
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Maritime Logistics, Shipbuilding, and Professionalism (Chair: Walter Bruyere-Ostells) |
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Erik Odegard |
Naval Shipbuilding in the Netherlands: An Industrial Analysis, 1916-1940 |
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Diogo Borges and David Alves |
Revolutionary and Maritime Logistics: Overseas Chinese Support Networks in the 1911 Revolution and Military Possibilities |
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Manuel Dorion-Soulié |
Who Killed the Citizen-Soldier? A Transatlantic History of the End of Conscription |
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Mauro Difrancesco |
Reforging Maritime Power: Recruitment in the Royal Sardinian Navy after Napoleon (1815-1821) |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 7.2 (EPS 202) |
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Fortresses, Towns, and Frontiers: Warfare and Violence from the Middle Ages to the Early Modern Era (Chair: Anri Delport) |
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Alexandra Kaar |
How to Get Rid of Your Annoying Neighbour’s Castle: Towns and the Destruction of Noble Castles in Late Medieval Central Europe |
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Thomas Brosset |
Mass Violence Towards Civilians in Siege Warfare (1097-1192) |
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Franziska Quaas |
The Significance of Time for Practices and Experiences of Violence in Medieval Warfare |
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Ján Pastuszek |
The Ottoman Wars and the Language of Confessional Conflict in Early Modern Central Europe |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 7.3 (EPS 203) |
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What Defined Warfare in the Seventeenth Century? Rethinking Operational Realities Across Europe (Chair: Anna La Grange) |
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Jaakko Björklund |
Sweden at War 1600–29: Innovation and Adaptation |
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Luca Domizio |
Operational Choices and Constraints in Early Seventeenth-Century Italian Warfare |
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Grégoire Barou |
The Nine Years’ War (1688–1697) and the Experience of “Extreme Warfare” in Western Europe |
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17:15-18:00 |
Book Discussions (Prof. Evert Kleynhans):
Dr. Tycho van der Hoog Comrades Beyond the Cold War: North Korea and the Liberation of Southern Africa (Hurst, 2025) Dr. John Kegel The Struggle for Liberation: A History of the Rwandan Civil War, 1990-1994 |
EPS 003 |
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18:00-19:00 |
Cocktail Function |
EPS 001 |
Friday 5 June 2026
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 8.1 (EPS 201) |
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Mobilising for War: Perspectives from the Era of the World Wars (Chair: Pasi Tuunainen) |
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Joshua Hickford |
Creating the Regimental Family in the Pre-1914 British Army |
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Qianyi Zhang |
British Recruitment of Chinese Labourers during the First World War: Chaotic Structures, Internal Disputes, and the Weakness of Informal Empire |
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Jake Gasson |
Beyond ‘Dad’s Army’: A Profile of the British Home Guard Auxiliary Units during the Second World War |
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 8.2 (EPS 202) |
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Cultural, Ethnic, and Racial Dimensions of the Second World War (Chair: Cynthia Villagomez) |
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Terrance L. Lewis |
Before Revisionism: Discussing Appeasement during World War II |
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David Romine |
When Fort Bragg Smoldered: Black Soldiers and the Fight for Racial Justice during the Second World War, 1941-1944 |
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Roy Doron |
Race, Racism, and Demobilization of African Troops in Burma |
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 8.3 (EPS 203) |
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The Reach of Air Power: Formation, Application, and Consequence (Chair: Jacob Thomas-Llewellyn) |
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Konstantinos Xypolytos |
From Logistics to Aviation: Muzzafer Ergüder and the Foundations of Turkish Aviation |
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Rodrigo Martínez-Val |
Aircraft and Airfields in the Takoradi-Cairo Air Route of the Second World War |
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Evert Kleynhans |
The South African Air Force, Operation Bombay, and Counterinsurgency in Southeastern Angola, 1968-1969 |
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09:00-10:30 |
Parallel Panel 8.4 (EPS 205) |
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Between Ambition and Constraint: National Identities, Historical Legacies, and the Limits of European Military Integration (Chair: Delphine Deschaux-Dutard) |
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Benjamin Pfannes |
Limits, Symbol, Joint Force? The Franco-German Brigade as a Test Case for European Military Integration |
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Lise Dubois |
Germany’s Reluctance Toward Space Power |
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Laurent Borzillo |
Between “Europe Puissance” and Operational Effectiveness: National Roles and Bureaucratic Rivalries in the Genesis of the European Union Battlegroups |
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10:30-10:45 |
Coffee Break |
EPS 001 |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 9.1 (EPS 201) |
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Frontier, Fleet and Fidelity: The Versatile Roles and Features of the Grenzer in the Habsburg Armed Forces (Chair: Marco Wyss) |
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Alexander Buczynski |
Discipline, Trust, Fidelity and the Imperial Compact: Cohesion in the Military Frontier |
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Juraj Balić |
From “Small War” to Linear Warfare: The Grenzer in the Seven Years’ War |
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Vedran Klaužer |
“Croats at Sea”: The Grenzer and the Austrian Navy, 1750–1815 |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 9.2 (EPS 202) |
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Material Traces of War: Trauma, Logistics, and Experience (Chair: Suné Van Achterbergh) |
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Chiara Maria Pulvirenti |
Humanitarianism at War: Food, Authority and the UNRRA Mediterranean, 1944–1947 |
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Noëlle Manoni |
Decoding the Cost of Supply or What Bills, Delivery Notes and Soldiers’ Complaints Reveal about Logistics in 1944 |
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Stephan Horn |
Desirous Looks: The (Re-)Building of Soldierly Masculinities via Configurations of Civilian Femininities in the Photo Albums held in the Collection of the Military History Museum of the Bundeswehr (MHMBw) |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 9.3 (EPS 203) |
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Second World War and Beyond: Global Perspectives on Military Justice (Chair: Niels Boender) |
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Fátima Rodrigues |
Crime and Military Justice in the Portuguese Colonial War (1961-1974): A Socio-Historical Analysis of Common Crimes Tried during the Conflict |
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Christina Twomey |
Trials of Loyalty: Treason and Justice in Papua New Guinea during the Second World War |
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Gaël Eismann |
Military Justice, the Legal Showcase of the German Repressive and Coercive Apparatus in France during the Second World War |
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10:45-12:15 |
Parallel Panel 9.4 (EPS 205) |
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The Habsburg Imperial Army and Habsburg Social Elites in the Early Modern Era, 1500-1740 (Chair: Stephan Sander-Faes) |
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Zoltán Ujj |
Habsburg Archdukes in the 16th Century Ottoman Wars |
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Jiří Kubeš |
Younger Sons from Aristocratic Families Settled in the Austrian Habsburg Monarchy Between the Order of Malta and the Imperial Army (1620–1740) |
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Vítězslav Prchal |
Climbing the Ladder: Successful Military Service and Growing Social Prestige of Bohemian and Austrian Aristocracy Serving in the Officer Corps of the Imperial Army, 1650–1740 |
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12:15-13:00 |
Lunch Break |
EPS 001 |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 10.1 (EPS 201) |
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The Human Face of Conflict: Morale, Mindset, and Subversive Warfare (Chair: John Kegel) |
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Jacob Thomas-Llewellyn |
Day of Chaos: The Irish Army and the Siege of Jadotville, 1961 |
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Zeynep Sabanci (University of Basel) |
Militarism and Its Pedagogical Apparatus: Von der Goltz and the Jungdeutschlandbund |
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Hendrik Willem Nelis |
Operation Falaise: A Case Study in Subversive Irregular Warfare, SOE Methods and Self-Perceptions |
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Conor Roddy |
Jubilation and Unease: Contrasting Morale in the 1921 Anglo-Irish Truce |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 10.2 (EPS 202) |
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Sustaining Conflict: Logistics, Medicine, and Support Systems in Modern Warfare (Chair: Alexandra Pulvermacher) |
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Anri Delport |
Veld-Bound Medicine: The Role of the South African Medical Corps in the German South West Africa Campaign, 1914-1915 |
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Witali Gerber |
Children of the Air War: Young Germans in the Air Defense of the German Reich |
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Sean Derrick |
‘A Town Clerk’s Field Ambulance’? Examining the Training and Preparations of the Territorial Force’s Field Ambulances, 1908-1914 |
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Sara Ercolani |
Italian Catholic Missionaries between the 1950s and 1970s and the Development of Military Technology in Missionary Activity |
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13:00-15:00 |
Parallel Panel 10.3 (EPS 203) |
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The Evolution of Force: Doctrine, Professionalisation, and Tactics across the Eras |
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Fouad Qachchachi |
Principles and Applications of French Military Strategy in Morocco (1912-1934) |
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Alice Travers |
The Challenges of the Tibetan Army’s Professionalization in the 19th Century |
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Jean-Pierre Scherman (Stellenbosch University) |
“The Blue Springboks”: An Introduction to South African National Defence Force (SANDF) Peace Keeping Operations |
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Petros Nicolaou |
How to move in battle: Tactical Mobility in the 10th Century Byzantine army |
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15:00-15:15 |
Coffee Break |
EPS 001 |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 11.1 (EPS 201) |
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Economic Autonomy, Information Networks, and Technological Concentration in East Asia, ca. 1660-1946 (Chair: Xing Hang) |
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Kenneth Swope |
Considering the Economic Backdrop to the San Fan Rebellion |
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Yongchao Cheng |
Gatekeepers of Qing Intelligence: Tsushima Domain’s Information Networks via Korea in the Late Tokugawa Period |
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Christian McCall |
Marking the Target: The Socioeconomic Consequences in Central Japan from Aircraft Technology |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 11.2 (EPS 202) |
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The Global Heritage of Special Operations Executive (SOE) Operations and Its Roots in Imperial Policing (Chair: Zane A. Whitney Jr) |
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Elizabeth Gardner |
When Is an Imperial Gendarmerie Not an Imperial Gendarmerie? The Case of 102 Military Mission and the Libyan Arab Force |
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Jacob Stoil |
From Special Operations to Security: SOE in Palestine Mandate |
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Chi Man Kwong |
Hybrid Defence: The British Attempt to Secure the Maritime Border of Hong Kong, 1945-1970 |
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15:15-17:15 |
Parallel Panel 11.3 (EPS 203) |
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Armed Forces and the State: Crisis, Reform, and Sovereignty in Transition (Chair: David Ulbrich) |
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Thomas Mockaitis |
The American Revolution at 250: Engaging the Past or Perpetuating the Myths? |
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Jalal Zine El Abidine |
Military Reforms in Morocco during the Second Half of the 19th Century: Context, Details, and Consequences |
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Marcell Matányi |
Responses to Napoleon's Challenge: The Central and Eastern European Territorial Defense in the Aspect of War and Society |
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Thierry Guillope |
Relocating Algeria’s archives (1960-1963): military involvement, sovereignty issues and logistical challenges |
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17:15-17:30 |
Closing of the Conference |
EPS 001 |
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18:00-21:00 |
Conference Dinner |
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