2.5. Michael Gordin (Princeton): After Soviet Science: Russia and Ukraine, 1986-2022

16.5. Siobhan Hearne (Manchester): AIDS and the End of the Soviet Union: Imagining Alternative Futures Beyond Soviet Power

30.5. Alissa Klots (Pittsburgh): The Restless Generation: Soviet Retirees and the Meanings of Active Old Age, 1950s-1970s

10.6. [Zusatztermin, abweichender Ort: Koserstr. 20, Raum 336, 16 bis 18 Uhr] Masha Kirasirova (New York University Abu Dhabi): The Eastern International. Arabs, Central Asians, and Jews in the Soviet Union's Anticolonial Empire (book presentation)

13.6. Walter Sperling (Max Weber Netzwerk Osteuropa, Bonn): Vor den Ruinen von Grosny. Leben und Überleben im multiethnischen Kaukasus (Buchvorstellung)

20.6. Stefan Rindlisbacher (Europa Universität Viadrina, Frankfurt/Oder): Separated by an Axe? The National Delimitation of Central Asia in 1924

4.7. Roundtable: Corinne Geering (GWZO Leipzig) & Anastasia Felcher (CEU): (Re)-Appropriation from Below: Cultural Heritage, Museums and Grassroots Movements

18.7. Riccardo Mario Cucciolla (Naples): The “Turkmen Phenomenon”. The May 1989 incidents in Ashgabat and Nebit-Dag, and the liquidation of the opposition in Soviet Turkmenistan