INVITATION TO THE BOOK PRESENTATION: TOMAJCI: SLOVENIAN HISTORY IN MINIATURE (16TH–20TH CENTURY)

On Tuesday, 5 May, the Institute of Contemporary History hosted a lecture in the Popoldnevi z DARIAH series entitled “Why Is Reading Truly Essential?” The lecture was delivered by colleagues from the Slovenian Institute for Adult Education: Assist. Prof. Dr. Petra Javrh, Alenka Štrukelj, and Natalija Žalec, who spoke about reading habits, the promotion of …

Our colleague, Dr. Jelena Seferović, has been awarded a project entitled “Socially Marginalized Bodies in Transition: Dying and Death Across Yugoslav Spaces, from the 19th to the 21th Century” by the Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency within the ERC Perspektiva call. Our colleague Dr. Meta Remec is also participating in the project. Jelena and Meta, …

Last week, our colleague Tamara Logar and student Matej Vodopivec attended the 20th GRACEH conference, Ruptures in European History: Individuals, Institutions, and Historical Practices in Times of Uncertainty, held at the University of Oxford. They presented the paper From Vienna to Belgrade: Imperial Collapse and the Birth of the Yugoslav Monarchy, offering a multi-layered analysis …