Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies (GS OSES): Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies

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News | 04 May 2022

Support for Ukraine

GS OSES (UR) Emergency Programme for Ukrainian PhD Researchers and Early Career Researchers at the University of Regensburg

News | 09 October 2025

Programme Winter Term 2025/26

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Event | 27 October 2025

Career Talk 1: Academic and Non-Academic Paths in Germany

Kathleen Randýsek-Beger (Regensburg), Christoph Hilgert (Berlin), Henner Kropp (Karlsruhe), Jacqueline Nießer (Regensburg)

Event | 12 November 2025

BOOK LAUNCH | Balkan-Odyssee 1933-1941. Auf der Flucht vor Hitler durch Südosteuropa

Marie-Janine Calic (München)

Event | 13 November 2025

Setting Up Shop in the House of the Hangman: Jewish Economic Life Postwar Germany

Anna Holian (Arizona)

Event | 25 November 2025

BOOK LAUNCH | Helden eines Landes, das es nicht mehr gibt

Olha Martyniuk (Regensburg)

Event | 26 November 2025

Contesting Symbols in East and Southeast Europe

Katarina Damčević (Regensburg)

Event | 02 December 2025

Get it Published - How to Turn your Thesis into a Book

Tatiana Klepikova, Katja Kucher, Olha Martyniuk, Natali Stegmann (Regensburg)

Event | 09 December 2025

Career Talk 2: Opportunities Within and Beyond Academia - International Perspectives

Frances Jackson (München), Anton Liavitski (St. Gallen), Andrei Vazyanau (Vilnius), Dóra Vuk (Budapest)

Event | 11 December 2025

Socialist Law of Energy Exchange: Fossil Base and Cultural Superstructure

Ilya Kalinin (Berlin)

Event | 15 January 2026

Food Chemistry and the Soviet Quest for Development after World War II

Elena Kochetkova (Bergen)

Event | 05 - 06 February 2026

Memory Matters: Non-Human Agents in Memory Studies

Anni-Lotta Hamer, Teona Ivashchenko, Elisa Mucciarelli (Regensburg)

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Publications and Outreach

Volker Depkat

Lässt Trump was von der Demokratie übrig?

Spot On: Die vergessene Front

Our doctoral candidate Jeremias Schmid (Historian) introduces himself and his research project in 3 minutes!

Volha Bartash, Tomasz Kamusella, Viktor Shapoval

Papusza / Bronisława Wajs. Tears of Blood - A Poet’s Witness Account of the Nazi Genocide of Roma

‘Tears of Blood’ is a poem by the Romani poet Papusza (Bronisława Wajs) who survived the German occupation and the Second World War in Volhynia. It is one of the earliest known testimonies by a Romani genocide survivor and a Romani woman.

Spot On: Refugees in Slovakia

Our doctoral candidate Eva-Maria Walter (Anthropologist) introduces herself and her research project in 3 minutes!

Eva-Maria Walther

Book Review in SLAVIC REVIEW

We are pleased to announce that Eva-Maria Walther’s book has received a positive review in SLAVIC REVIEW, a leading journal in the field.

Ger Duijzings

Parallelen zu Srebrenica: Lehren für die internationale Verantwortung in Gaza.

Prof. Ger Duijzings warnt bei Bundespressekonferenz vor erneutem Versagen und Genozid

Spot On: Falsche Zaren

Our doctoral candidate Daniela Mathuber (Historian) introduces herselve and her research projects in 3 minutes!

Spot On: Der Fluss als Grenze

Our doctoral candidate Frederik Lange (Historian) introduces himself and his research project in 3 minutes!

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