Workshop “Diversity of Communities in Imperial Spaces and Their Known and Unknown Histories: Memory and Self-Organization in the Urban Centers of Eastern Europe and the Ottoman Empire”, 12-13.09.2024
12-13 September, 2024 | 09:00 AM | Ilia State University, Austrian Centre Reading Hall
Max Weber Stiftung – Georgia Branch Office and the Orient-Institut Istanbul, in collaboration with Ilia State University hosted the seminar titled “Diversity of Communities in Imperial Spaces and Their Known and Unknown Histories: Memory and Self-Organization in the Urban Centers of Eastern Europe and the Ottoman Empire.” The event took take place at the Austrian Library of Ilia State University.
The seminar was dedicated to examining the daily lives of urban communities that emerged as minorities within imperial contexts, focusing on their histories and cultural heritage. Historians and anthropologists participating in the event discussed the diverse experiences of ethnic and religious communities in the cities of the Austro-Hungarian, Russian, and Ottoman empires.
Program: https://iliauni.edu.ge/uploads/other/84/84929.pdf
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Nino Tsertsvadze (September 15, 2024). Workshop “Diversity of Communities in Imperial Spaces and Their Known and Unknown Histories: Memory and Self-Organization in the Urban Centers of Eastern Europe and the Ottoman Empire”, 12-13.09.2024. MWS Georgia Branch Office. Retrieved October 12, 2026 from https://mwsgeorgia.hypotheses.org/5131
