Organisateurs
- Claire Zalc, (IHMC-directrice du département « Global)
- Michal Frankl (Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague).
Partenaires
- Czech Science Foundation (project “Citizens of the No Man’ s Land”, no 18–16793S),
- Projet ANR TREMPLIN project, no 18-ERC1-0003–01
- ERC Consolidator project “Unlikely refuge ?”
- ERC Consolidator project “LUBARTWORLD”.
Programme
9:30 – 10:00 | Claire Zalc (Paris) /Michal Frankl (Prague)
Introduction
10:00 – 11:20 | Revocation – A companion of modern citizenship ?
Chair : Rudolf Kucera (Prague)
Eric Lohr (Washington, DC)
The Soviet Great Denaturalization in Historical Context
Yaron Jean (Beersheba)
A System without Order:Travel Documents and Mass Statelessness in Europe after World War I
11:20 – 11:40 |Coffee break
11:40 – 13:00 | Categories of exclusion I
Chair : Agnes Kelemn (Prague/Budapest)
Alina Bothe (Berlin)
Staatenlos durch Ausburgerung“ – The de-naturalization of naturalized Jews with Eastern European heritage in Germany from 1933 onwards
Claire Zalc (Paris)
How to denaturalize Jews under the Vichy France (1940–1944) ? The administrative routinization of everyday anti-Semitism
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
14:00 – 16:00 | Categories of exclusion II
Chair : Vera Honuskova (Prague)
Elif Becan (Paris)
“Although he is of Christian religion…” Deprivation of citizenship in post-Ottoman Turkey and the case of Sabri Mahir Bey
lon Popa (Manchester)
Churches and the Revocation of Nationality for Jews : The Case of the Romanian Orthodox Church and lts Patriarch / Prime Minister Miron Cristea
Maggie Paul (Adelaide)
lnsecurization and the Citizenship regime : Politics of insecurity around Bangladeshi Migrants in India
16:00 – 16:20 | Coffee break
16:20 – 17:40 | (Dis)Loyalty and citizenship
Chair : Katerina Kralova (Prague)
Ibrahim Kaya (Istanbul)
Denaturalization of “Escapees” in Times of Coup D’ Etat in Turkey
Nikola Karasova (Prague)
The Revocation of Greek Citizenship of Greek Civil War Refugees : The Case of Czechoslovakia
November 20, 2019
9:30– 10:50 |Stateles trajectories I
Chair : Thomas Chopard (Paris)
Nathalie Moine (Paris)
Successful emigrant entrepreneurs, siblings’ trajectories and the impact of the denaturalization policy in Vichy France
Vincent Artuso (Luxembourg), Jakub Bronec (Luxembourg), Georges Bochler (Luxembourg), Mare Gloden (Luxembourg), Denis Scuto (Luxembourg)
Six Jewish stateless families between the millstones of the Luxembourg authorities
10:50 – 11:10 | Coffee break
11:10 – 12:30 | Stateless trajectories II
Chair : Dieter Hecht (Vienna)
Marie Bossaert (Rome)
I would like to get my true nationality—the ltalian one—back : applications for ltalian citizenship and protection during the occupation of Istanbul (1919–1923)
Sima Velkovich (Jerusalem)
Polish citizenship as a way to freedom : changing persona ! story in the documents of Jewish refugees from the USSR right after WWII
12:30 – 13:30 | Lunch
13:30 – 15:30 | Contesting denaturalization
Chair : Claire Zalc (Paris)
Ségolène Plyer (Strasbourg)
Ascribing Czechoslovakian citizenship to ex-Wehrmacht soldiers ? Practices regarding the repatriation of prisoners of war after 1945 at the Ministry of lnterior in Prague
Laure Blévis (Paris)
Nationality revocations and lmmigrants judicial appeals in post WWII France
Michal Frankl (Prague)
“Appalling moral blow.” Polish Jews appeal the 1938 revocation of citizenship
15:30 – 15:50 | Coffee Break
15:50 – 17:10 | Colonial and post-colonial dimensions
Chair : Wolfgang Schellenbacher (Vienna)
Laura Maria Frey (Basel)
Disputed Citizenship. Black families in Germany. 1918–1933
Luan Staphorst (Port Elizabeth)
Between Revoking and lnvoking Citizenship : the problematic intersection of Apartheid South Africa. Pass Laws and the Post-Colonia ! Condition