Continuities and Discontinuities Conference Pécs
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Post-war Period in Central and Eastern Europe and the in World – Continuities and Discontinuities
University of Pécs, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Education and Regional Development
September 18, 2021
9.00–9.30
Registration
9.30–10.00
Coffee break
Introductory Word
10.00–10.15
Prof. Dr. Gábor Szécsi (Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Education and
Regional Development, Pécs)
Plenary Lectures
10.15–10.45
Ferenc Szávai (Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church, Budapest)
Central Europe after the Dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
10.45–11.15
Zoltán Gál (Faculty of Business, University of Pécs)
Central & Eastern Europe in a Modernization Slope – Attempts of Catching ups and Challenges of External Dependencies
11.15–11.45
Discussion
11.45–13.00
Lunch
Section A (in German), Chair: Csilla Dömők
13.00–13.15
Martin Boček (Faculty of Arts, University of West Bohemia)
Hafen von Triest und Schifffahrtsunternehmen zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts
13.15–13.30
Csilla Dömők (University of Pécs)
Mitteleuropagedanken im Deutschen Reich vor und während des Ersten Weltkrieges
13.30–13.45
Gerhard Wanner
Unterschiede der politischen Geschichte zwischen Ungarn und Österreich, 1918–1956
13.45–14.00
Lukáš Novotný (Faculty of Arts, University of West Bohemia)
Ein Überblick über die Gesundheitsgesetzgebung in den ersten Jahren nach der Gründung der Tschechoslowakischen Republik in Bezug auf die historischen tschechischen Länder
14.00–14.30
Discussion
Section B (in English), Chair: Jaroslav Valkoun
13.00–13.15
David Hubený (National Archives, Prague)
The Building of Czechoslovak Gendarmerie in Ruthenia
13.15–13.30
Dariusz Jeziorny (Institut of History, University of Lodz)
Disappointed Allies. Tactics of East Central European Governments during the Negotiations on Minority Obligations at the Paris Peace Conference (1919–1920)
13.30–13.45
Krisztián Bene (Faculty of Humanities, University of Pécs)
The Role of the French Occupation Army in the Hungarian Border Changes during the period of 1918–1920
13.45–14.00
Mădălina Oprea (Muzeul Județean Buzău)
ASTRAʼs cultural action in Timoc and the Serbian Banat
14.00–14.15
Presură Dănuț Viorel (University of Alba Iulia)
Alba Iulia Penitentiary - Changes and transformations produced after the First World War
14.15–14.45
Discussion
14.45–15.00
Eleonora Jedlińska (Department of History of Art, University of Lodz)
Between Totalitarianism and Democracy – Art in Poland in 1945–1955
15.00–15.15
Andrea Schmidt (University of Pecs, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences)
Reshaped Borders Redefined Identities? Poland, Hungary and the Uncertain Central Europe
15.15–15.30
Alena Tíkalová (University of West Bohemia in Pilsen), Jaroslav Valkoun (University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Charles University, Prague)
Jan Christiaan Smuts: Maker of Postwar World
15.30–15.45
Petra Hamerli (University of Pécs, Faculty of Humanities, Department of Political
Science and International Studies)
The Italian Support to the Hungarian Revisionism
15.45–16.00
Jakub Drábek (University of Economics and Business, Faculty of Economics, Prague),
Andrej Tóth (University of Economics and Business, Faculty of Economics, Prague)
Economic consequences of the disintegration of Austria-Hungary on the example of a comparison of the sugar industry of the first Czechoslovak Republic and the Kingdom of Hungary
16.00–16.30
Discussion
