Pablo Sánchez León is a historian engaged in the history of the 20 and 21 centuries of Spanish history with a focus on the influence of the civil war and Francoist dictatorship on contemporary society and culture.

Pablo Sánchez León is a historian engaged in the history of the 20 and 21 centuries of Spanish history with a focus on the influence of the civil war and Francoist dictatorship on contemporary society and culture.

Seeds of Understanding, Paths of Reconciliation. Remembering the Anni di Piombo in Italy

Women Against the Mafia: A gendered perspective on a difficult rebellion

Nikos Papastergiadis. Director of the Research Unit in Public Cultures, based at The University of Melbourne. He is a Professor in the School of Culture and Communication at The University of Melbourne and founder – with Scott McQuire – of the Spatial Aesthetics research cluster.

Jane Ohlmeyer gives a lecture on ‘The 1916 Revolutions: Contexts and Consequences’.

Gæsteforelæsning ved professor Gary Peters, York St John University, GB

University of Chicago: Saint-Domingue/Haiti: Plantation life, Abolitionism, Revolution. In 1791, a violent slave rebellion broke out in what was France’s most lucrative colony, Saint-Domingue.

One hundred years after the Easter Rising in Ireland, Authors in Aarhus presents the award-winning Irish author Donal Ryan on Wednesday 20 April 2016 at DOKK1. Sara Dybris McQuaid from the Centre for Irish Studies at Aarhus University will interview the writer about Irish history, culture and literature based on the authorship.

Unfortunately, Oona Frawley, the author of ‘Flight’ and editor of Memory Ireland, has been hit by the flu and will not visit Aarhus this time. We hope to see Ooona Frawly on another occasion.