05. December 2025 - 05. December 2035

CONTEMPORARY HISTORY
04. December 2025 - 05. December 2025
Colonial Objects. The Material Culture of Italian Colonialism

International conference organised by Bibliotheca Hertziana in collaboration with the German Historical Institute in Rome.

Programme (PDF)

Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max-Planck-Institute for Art History (Villino Stroganoff, Via Gregoriana 22, Rome)

Public event without registration, in-person and online. 
The link for a online-participation will be published soon.

A joint event will take place on March 26th 2026 at the Italian Academy, Columbia University, New York with the generous support of the Ragusa Foundation for the Humanities.


CONTEMPORARY HISTORY
11. December 2025 - 13. December 2025
Anatomy of the Nation. Italy and the German-speaking world in comparison

International conference of Siscalt (Società Italiana per la Storia Contemporanea dell'Area di Lingua Tedesca) and the University of Bologna (Department of the Arts), in collaboration with the German Historical Institute in Rome, the Bruno Kessler Foundation – Istituto storico italo-germanico, Villa Vigoni – German-Italian Centre for the European Dialogue, Swiss Confederation – Swiss Consulate General Milan.
 

Università di Bologna, Dipartimento delle Arti - Damslab/Teatro (Piazzetta P. P. Pasolini 5/b, Bologna)


CONTEMPORARY HISTORY
15. December 2025
Steuerung und Städtewandel. 70 Jahre Migration zwischen Italien und Deutschland

International conference of the Universities of Salzburg, Vienna, Potsdam, in collaboration with the German Historical Institute in Rome, Stadtarchiv München, Italian Consulate General Munich, Kulturreferat München - Public History Munich.
 

Stadtarchiv München (Winzererstraße 68, Munich)

14.00–18.30


CONTEMPORARY HISTORY
17. December 2025 - 18. December 2025
Between Democracy and Dictatorship. Interdependencies and Political Transfers between Latin America, Europe and the USA in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Internal workshop

German Historical Institute in Rome