2010-05-28 Geschichte der Aussenpolitik (Bern)
28. Mai 2010, Universität Bern, Panel, Bern
Überblick über die Geschichte der schweizerischen Aussenpolitik 1945-1975
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2010-05-20 Bern
20.5.2010
House of Science, Bern
Personendaten und Biographien in Dodis und das Webservice metagrid.ch
Referat von Dr. Sacha Zala und Maurizio Rossi
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2010-05-14 Svizzera italiana? e oltre? (Poschiavo)
14.5.2010, 15.30
Poschiavo, Casa Torre
Tavola rotonda Svizzera italiana? e oltre?
Con Mauro dell’Ambrogio (Segretario di Stato per l’educazione e la ricerca), Claudio Lardi (Presidente del Consiglio di Stato del Canton Grigioni), Gabriele Gendotti (Consigliere di Stato del Canton Ticino), Ada Marra (Deputata al Consiglio nazionale per il Canton Vaud) e Sacha Zala (Presidente Pgi). Moderazione Guido Lardi (ex Podestà di Poschiavo) Read More
2010-04-16 Neuchâtel
16.04.2010
Université de Neuchâtel
Histoire sous censure. Le cas des éditions de documents diplomatiques
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2010-02-06 Grenzen des Faschismus (Basel)
6. Februar 2010, SGG, Universität Basel, Panel
«Die Grenzen des Faschismus»
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2010-02-04 La Guerre froide de la Suisse (Bâle)
4. Februar 2010, SGG, Universität Basel, Panel, Basel
Panel «La Guerre froide de la Suisse: politique, culture et relations internationales»
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2010-01-27 Heidelberg
27.1.2010
Universität Heidelberg
Das Versailler Jahrhundert 1918-1989
2009-12-03 Heidelberg
3.12.2009
Universität Heidelberg Reflections on the Cult of the Nation and Early Fascism: D’Annunzio at Fiume
Universität Heidelberg Reflections on the Cult of the Nation and Early Fascism: D’Annunzio at Fiume
For Italy the consequence of World War I was a very successful national consolidation that concluded the process of national unification: Italy could reach its ethnical and “natural” borders virtually everywhere and Italian minorities outside the nation-state were relatively small. Despite this, the question of Fiume (today’s Rijeka in Croatia) fomented a strong nationalistic wave in Italy, which condemned the so-called “mutilated victory” and culminated in September 1919 in the occupation of the city of Fiume by the poet- warrior Gabriele D’Annunzio. During the 16 months of occupation, D’Annunzio created a new style of mass communication based on the cult of the nation. Constitutive for this cult of the nation was a great variety of religious metaphors, symbols and rituals which D’Annunzio invented and which recurred on the “mental maps” of a generation of young soldiers who were forged by the apocalyptical experiences in the trenches during the war.
2009-11-13 Genève
13.11.2009
Université de Genève
Journée offerte à Mauro Cerutti, Atelier 4: La Suisse, la guerre froide, les documents diplomatiques suisses avec Luc Van Dongen, Marc Perrenoud et Sacha Zala
