Book review: 100 Jahre Russen in Luxemburg. Ein Buch zur Geschichte Luxemburgs als EinwanderungslandGanschow, Inna ; Article for general public (2020) „‘100 Jahre Russen in Luxemburg‘ eignet sich sicherlich nicht als Freizeitlektüre. Allen, die mehr über Luxemburg als Einwanderungsland wissen möchten, ist sie jedoch zu empfehlen.“ Detailed reference viewed: 14 (0 UL) Interview: E Liewen an Zwangsrekrutéierung a GefaangenschaftGanschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2020) „Op deenen 320 Säite gëtt déi russesch Emigratioun op a bannent Lëtzebuerg erkläert. Ënnert anerem erzielen Eenzelpersounen a Familljen hir Geschichten.“ Detailed reference viewed: 13 (0 UL) Book review: Zwischen Ost und WestGanschow, Inna ; Article for general public (2020) „Ein Fall, der zeigt, auf welch ungewöhnlichen Wegen sich das Schicksal einer Migrantenfamilie mit der ihres Aufnahmelandes verquicken kann. Viele Familiengeschichten, entlang derer sich Inna Ganschow in ... [more ▼] „Ein Fall, der zeigt, auf welch ungewöhnlichen Wegen sich das Schicksal einer Migrantenfamilie mit der ihres Aufnahmelandes verquicken kann. Viele Familiengeschichten, entlang derer sich Inna Ganschow in ihrem neuen Buch auf die mittlerweile mehr als 100 Jahre alten Spuren russischer Einwanderung in Luxemburg begibt.“ [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 15 (0 UL) WWII: Soviet DPs in Luxembourg after WWII from 1944 untill 1946Ganschow, Inna ![]() Presentation (2020, May 29) The presentation was based on the microhistorical and ego documental research about the former soviet POW and so called "Ostarbeiters" from USSR in Luxembourg in the two years after the liberation of ... [more ▼] The presentation was based on the microhistorical and ego documental research about the former soviet POW and so called "Ostarbeiters" from USSR in Luxembourg in the two years after the liberation of Luxembourg in 1944: life in camps, integration in the society, repatriation [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 31 (0 UL) WWII: Discussant at the Study day on population movements in borderlands throughout Europe in the early years after the Second World WarGanschow, Inna ![]() Scientific Conference (2020, May 13) Detailed reference viewed: 30 (0 UL) Book review: Die Geschichte einer atomisierten DiasporaGanschow, Inna ; Article for general public (2020) „Die auf Quellen aufbauende, flott und allgemeinverständlich geschriebene Monographie geht den verschiedenen Migrationsströmen und den Umwegen nach, auf denen Bürger und Bürgerinnen Russlands nach ... [more ▼] „Die auf Quellen aufbauende, flott und allgemeinverständlich geschriebene Monographie geht den verschiedenen Migrationsströmen und den Umwegen nach, auf denen Bürger und Bürgerinnen Russlands nach Luxemburg gekommen sind. Sie scheut auch nicht den kritischen Blick auf das Russentum. Sie analysiert einfühlsam und überzeugend.“ [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 14 (0 UL) Interview: Contemporary Russian Diaspora of LuxembourgGanschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2020) So today let’s talk about us, especially since there is a great reason. Inna Ganshow, a professor at the University of Luxembourg, wrote a book about the history of Russian emigration to Luxembourg in the ... [more ▼] So today let’s talk about us, especially since there is a great reason. Inna Ganshow, a professor at the University of Luxembourg, wrote a book about the history of Russian emigration to Luxembourg in the 20th and 21st centuries. The book is being published the other day, and we met with Inna – we had already talked with her about white emigration, we also talked about the general trends of Russian migration behavior. And what does a modern portrait of a Russian-speaking migrant in Luxembourg look like? We will receive the answer to this question in a few minutes [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 53 (3 UL) Russians in Luxembourg: 100 Jahre Russen in Luxemburg. Geschichte einer atomisierten DiasporaGanschow, Inna ![]() Book published by Lydie Schmit Fondation - Misenpage (2020) The historical work of the Russian-born migration researcher Dr Inna Ganschow describes the migrations from Russia to Luxembourg in the 20th and 21st centuries. The broad representation of the migration ... [more ▼] The historical work of the Russian-born migration researcher Dr Inna Ganschow describes the migrations from Russia to Luxembourg in the 20th and 21st centuries. The broad representation of the migration flows between the two countries is illustrated with a lot of data and facts and with numerous, often previously unpublished documents and pictures. A large number of individual and family fates are described, which can be traced to this day in the Luxembourg population. It is the first comprehensive publication on this subject. The book is based on several years of research carried out within the framework of the Center for Contemporary and Digital History of the University of Luxembourg (C2DH). Thanks to her language skills, the author was able to use Russian archives and gain new insights into, among other things, the history of the Luxembourg conscripts in Tambov. She also made contact with descendants of the emigrants in Luxembourg and discussed their history in numerous conversations, which are reflected in the book. The recent Russian emigration is also duly presented. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 28 (0 UL) Curator of the Exhibit: Ressortissants d'un empire en miettes. Prisonniers de guerre, réfugiés, migrants originaires de la Russie des tsars au LuxembourgGanschow, Inna ![]() Speeches/Talks (2020) L'ouvrage de Madame Inna Ganschow, chercheure dont l'ouvrage Geschichte einer atomisierten Diaspora a servi d'inspiration à l'exposition est proposé sur place.L'exposition se propose d'approcher cette ... [more ▼] L'ouvrage de Madame Inna Ganschow, chercheure dont l'ouvrage Geschichte einer atomisierten Diaspora a servi d'inspiration à l'exposition est proposé sur place.L'exposition se propose d'approcher cette réalité à travers des portraits illustrant de manière représentative une histoire d'éloignement et d'exil telle qu'elle se présente au Luxembourg. En coopération avec le C2DH de l'Université de Luxembourg. Conseillère scientifique: Inna Ganschow, docteure en études slaves [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 25 (0 UL) Russians in Luxembourg: Russische Immigration nach Luxemburg 1918-1935: Einwanderer aus einem nicht-existierenden LandGanschow, Inna ![]() Scientific Conference (2019, October 18) Die Einwanderer_innen aus dem früheren Russischen Reich trugen zur Arbeiterlandschaft im Süden, Norden und Osten Luxemburgs nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg bei. Nimmt man diese „Russen“ genauer unter die Lupe ... [more ▼] Die Einwanderer_innen aus dem früheren Russischen Reich trugen zur Arbeiterlandschaft im Süden, Norden und Osten Luxemburgs nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg bei. Nimmt man diese „Russen“ genauer unter die Lupe, zeigen sich mindestens drei neue Gruppen, die die bereits vor 1914 bestehende russische Gemeinde vergrößerten. Die ersten sind die ehemaligen Kriegsgefangenen aus den Lagern in Frankreich, Belgien und Deutschland. Ein Teil ist vor Kriegsende als Flüchtlinge im Lande, die anderen kommen nach dem Waffenstillstand im November 1918. Sie wollen nicht zurück nach Russland, wo der Bürgerkriegt tobt. Die zweite Gruppe kommt im Laufe des Bürgerkrieges um 1926-1929 aus Bulgarien und Serbien nach. Es handelt sich um noch zusammenhaltende Weißgardisten, die zu der über die Krim in die Türkei evakuierte Armee von Petr Wrangel gehörten. Schließlich ist die dritte Gruppe der zivilen politischen Flüchtlinge zu erwähnen, die seit den frühen 1920ern meistens über Deutschland nach Luxemburg kamen und öfters Angehörigen der jüdischen Glaubensgemeinschaft waren. Viele von ihnen sind bereits seit den intensivierten Pogromen der ersten russischen Revolution von 1905 in Europa. Die Wanderungsstrukturen dieser verschiedenen und sehr heterogenen Gruppen von „Russen“ stehen im Mittelpunkt des Vortrags. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 48 (9 UL) Interview: Research on the Russian Migration at the University of LuxembourgGanschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2019) Detailed reference viewed: 14 (0 UL) The History of the Russian Worker Colony in Wiltz in 1920s-1930sGanschow, Inna ![]() Speeches/Talks (2019) The guided tour in Wiltz and especially at the former leather factory "Ideal", where around 200 Russian migrants were working in the 1920s-1930s, was offered for the young Russian speaking audience of ... [more ▼] The guided tour in Wiltz and especially at the former leather factory "Ideal", where around 200 Russian migrants were working in the 1920s-1930s, was offered for the young Russian speaking audience of scouts. Besides the historical context and the view on the migration "from outside" the tour offered a meeting with a descendant of the Russian emigrants in Wiltz and gave the possibility to hear about the migration from "within". [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 80 (4 UL) Interview: Who were "the first Russians" in Luxembourg?Ganschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2019) "The first Russian" in Luxembourg, which arrived in the 1920ths, were not the first ones. The pre-history of the Russian presence in the Grand Duchy before WWI and the further development regarding the ... [more ▼] "The first Russian" in Luxembourg, which arrived in the 1920ths, were not the first ones. The pre-history of the Russian presence in the Grand Duchy before WWI and the further development regarding the two world wars and the post-war situation were the topic of this radio interview. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 92 (6 UL) History of the Russian-Orthodoxe Community Luxembourgs (1929-2019)Ganschow, Inna ![]() Speeches/Talks (2019) The presentation of the history of Russian-orthodox church Luxembourgs gave a panoramic view of 1. several personalities, responsible for the founding of the Russian church community, 2. the key dates ... [more ▼] The presentation of the history of Russian-orthodox church Luxembourgs gave a panoramic view of 1. several personalities, responsible for the founding of the Russian church community, 2. the key dates, which played a significant role in keeping the community and 3. the events which are still defining the community life. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 60 (3 UL) Südkaukasier in Luxemburg zwischen zwei WeltkriegenGanschow, Inna ![]() Conference given outside the academic context (2019) The presentation of the diversity among the migrants from Caucasus after the WWI and between two world wars gave a better understanding of the migration motivations of the political refugees from Russia. Detailed reference viewed: 56 (1 UL) The Unknown Bel-ValGanschow, Inna ![]() Speeches/Talks (2019) The speech was held as a guided tour through the university campus and surroundings of Belval in Esch-sur-Alzette. Looking for the traces of camps and other presence of ca. 4.000 soviet forced labourers ... [more ▼] The speech was held as a guided tour through the university campus and surroundings of Belval in Esch-sur-Alzette. Looking for the traces of camps and other presence of ca. 4.000 soviet forced labourers engaged by the steel industry of Luxembourg in 1942-1944, the audience was invited to discuss about the collective memory and its selectiveness. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 61 (4 UL) Interview: International University Projects between Luxemburg and Tambov, RussiaGanschow, Inna ; Speeches/Talks (2019) The interview treats two main topics: 1. the interdisciplinary student project between Universities of Luxembourg and University of Tambov, Russia, dedicated to the Luxembourgish-Russian crossroads of ... [more ▼] The interview treats two main topics: 1. the interdisciplinary student project between Universities of Luxembourg and University of Tambov, Russia, dedicated to the Luxembourgish-Russian crossroads of history and 2. the meaning of the city of Tambov in the contemporary history of Luxembourg, connected to the Luxembourger forcibly recruited soldiers in the soviet captivity. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 14 (0 UL) Mal die Sichtweise wechselnGanschow, Inna ; Article for general public (2019) Wenn politische Interessen Länder und Menschen auseinandertreiben, müssen Letztere sich bemühen, zusammenzufinden. Ihren akademischen Beitrag dazu leisten die Universitäten von Luxemburg und Tambow ... [more ▼] Wenn politische Interessen Länder und Menschen auseinandertreiben, müssen Letztere sich bemühen, zusammenzufinden. Ihren akademischen Beitrag dazu leisten die Universitäten von Luxemburg und Tambow. Interview mit Studierenden und Lehrenden des interdisziplinären Seminars "Russland und Luxemburg an den Kreuzungen der Geschichte". [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 47 (2 UL) Luxembourg in WWII or Why is the former Wehrmacht soldier considered to be a nazi-victimGanschow, Inna ![]() Presentation (2019, February 13) Detailed reference viewed: 55 (3 UL) Russians in Luxembourg: Zwischen rotem Stern und orthodoxem Kreuz. Grabpflege als Spiegel der russischen DiasporaGanschow, Inna ![]() in Kmec, Sonja; Reuter, Antoinette; Philippart, Robert (Eds.) Ewige Ruhe? Concession à perpétué? (2019) The focus of the article lies on the traditions of the current Russian diaspora to take care of the orthodox or soviet tombs and on how it shows the split of the Russian community. Detailed reference viewed: 20 (0 UL) |
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