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L'institut d'Histoire de l'Université de Varsovie et le musée d'Histoire des Juifs polonais - Polin - accueillent du 10 au 12 juin prochains la conférence internationale : Pogroms: Collective Anti-Jewish Violence in the Polish Lands in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Comme son titre l'indique, elle sera consacrée à l'étude des pogroms, en en présentant quelques uns et en prenant en compte les problèmes sociaux et politiques liés mais engendrés par ces pogroms ; leurs représentations dans la littérature et dans les arts ; et en analysant la réception des recherches menées sur ce sujet ou encore la méthodologie et les sources employées.Vous trouverez ci-dessous le programme complet de la conférence, dont une partie des interventions concerne l'après-1945.Une partie des interventions sont traduites vers l'anglais.Disponible aussi en pdf : program 210x148,5 ENG-1Programme du colloque :Le mercredi 10 juin 2015Institut d'Histoire de l'Université de Varsovie9.30 IntroductionProf. Alojzy Nowak, Vice-Rector of the University of Warsaw ; Prof. Kazimierz Lewartowski, Vice-Dean of the Institute of History, University of Warsaw ; Prof. Dariusz Stola, Director of POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews ; Prof. Dariusz Kołodziejczyk, Director of the Institute of History, University of Warsaw ; Prof. Stanisław Buryła, representative of the Organizational Committee10.15 :  Prof. David Engel: Typologies of Violence in Jewish History10.45 : Prof. Joanna Tokarska-Bakir : Men in UniformsSection I (Sala Kolumnowa)12h00-14h30 : The Uniform and Power (12.00 – 2.30 PM)Chair: Prof. Konrad Zieliński ; Commentator: Prof. Joanna Tokarska-BakirYohanan Petrovsky-Shtern :  The Russian Army and the 1881–1883 Pogroms (EN)Stanisław Wiech : Gendarmerie and the Pogroms (PL)Jerzy Pająk : Russian Army’s Attitude towards the Jews in Galicia in the First Year of World War I (1914–1915) (PL)15h30-17h30 : Postwar Pogroms: New InterpretationsChair: Dr. Audrey Kichelewski ; Commentator: Dr. August GrabskiBożena Szaynok : Recent Findings about the Pogrom in Kielce (PL)Marcin Zaremba, Łukasz Krzyżanowski : “Give us back our Children”! Moral Panic and Postwar Pogroms of Jews in Poland (1945–1946) (PL)Andrzej Rykała : Pogrom in Kielce in 1946 and the Rebuilding of Jewish Settlements in Poland After World War II – geographical approach (PL)Paweł Wieczorek : “Artificial Antisemitism” – Anti-Jewish Riots in the Lower Silesia in 1956 (PL)Section II (Room 108)12-14h30 : Methodology and ViewsChair: Prof. Michał Bilewicz ; Commentator: Prof. David EngelDaniel Grinberg : Around the Idea of Pogroms: Definitions, Main Schools of Interpretation, Sources of Confusion (EN)Kamil Kijek :  Beyond Anti-Semitism, Poles and Jews. New Research Perspectives on the Anti-Jewish Violence in Interwar Poland (EN)François Guesnet : Anti-Jewish Pogroms in Eastern Europe and Anti-Jewish Violence in Nazi Germany – A Reflection on Current Terminology (EN)Mikołaj Winiewski : The Model of Pogrom’s Violence (EN)15h30-17h30 : Press Reaction to the 1881 Warsaw PogromChair: Dr. Artur Markowski ; Commentator: Prof. François GuesnetAgnieszka Friedrich : Response to the Warsaw Pogrom in Jan Jeleński’s “Rola” (EN)Jekatarina Norkina : Anti-Jewish Pogrom in Warsaw in 1881 in Russian Periodicals (EN)Dror Segev :  The Hebrew Press in Times of Crisis: Warsaw’s 1881 Christmas Pogrom and its Aftermath Reflected in Ha-Tsefira (EN)Le jeudi 11 juin 2015Institut d'Histoire de l'Université de VarsovieSection I (Sala Kolumnowa)9-11h : Pogroms and Phantasm of „Żydokomuna”Chair: Dr. August Grabski ; Commentator: Prof. Konrad ZielińskiŁukasz Lewicki : Manifestations of Anti-Jewish Aggression of Soldiers of the Polish Army During the Polish-Soviet War (1919–1921) – Few Remarks on the Issue (PL)Piotr Kendziorek : The Left and Postwar Antisemitism (PL)Piotr Forecki :  “They want komuna, that’s what they will get”. Using the Existing “Żydokomuna” Cliche in the Interpretation of Pogroms (PL)11h30-13h : Imagery of PogromsChair: Dr. Renata Piątkowska ; Commentator: Prof. Tomasz MajewskiMarta Koszowy : Photography of Pogroms (PL)Katarzyna Mąka-Malatyńska :  From Reporters’ Accounts to a Documentary Metaphor – Film Models of Showing Antisemitic Pogroms (PL)Bartosz Kwieciński : “You Have to Kill the Man Who Betrayed”. A Pogrom in Polish Feature Films (PL)Agnieszka Dulęba :  Pogrom in Jedwabne in the Works of Polish Artists after 2001 (PL)14-16h : Opinions, attitudes, reactionsChair: Dr. Małgorzata Pakier ; Commentator: Prof. Daniel GrinbergMagdalena Piekara, Opinions on Pogroms in the Russian Empire in Selected Jewish Journals from the Austrian Partition (“Jedność” and “Izraelita”) (PL)Misha Mitsel : Pogroms in Poland (1918–1920) and Response of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (EN)Przemysław Różański : Anti-Jewish Violence in Poland and its Perception in the United States of America (1881–1939) (PL)Audrey Kichelewski : Public Opinion in France Facing Anti-Jewish Violence (1918–1946) (EN)16h30-19h : Case StudiesChair: Prof. Krzysztof Makowski ; Commentator: Prof. Ruth LeiserowitzMichał Szulc : Citizens of Danzig Motivations for Anti-Jewish Riots in 1819 and 1821 (PL)Anna Magdzińska :  Anti-Jewish Riots in Chojnice in 1900 (PL)Szymon Rudnicki : Pogrom in Siedlce in 1906 (PL)Wiesław Paszkowski : Incidents of 27 May 1919 in Częstochowa: Case Study (PL)Section II (Room 108)9-11h00 : Comparative ApproachChair: Prof. David Engel ; Commentator: Prof. Krzysztof MakowskiHanna Węgrzynek : Anti-Jewish Pogroms in the Early Modern and Modern Periods – Similarities and Differences (EN)Victoria Khiterer :  Jewish Pogroms in Bialystok and Siedlce in the Summer of 1906 (EN)Anna Cichopek-Gajraj : Comparative Approach in the Studies of Post –1945 Pogroms in Eastern Europe (EN)11h30-13h : Galician PogromsChair: Dr. Natalia Aleksiun ; Commentator: Prof. Kai StruveMarcin Soboń : „Hurra, chłopcy!” – Antisemitic Riots in the Nowy Sącz Region, 19–25.06.1898 (EN)Daniel Unowsky : Political Moblization, Catholic Antisemitism, and March 1898 Violence in Wieliczka (EN)Wacław Wierzbieniec : Anti-Jewish Incidents in Galicia in 1898 - Example of the Strzyżów County (EN)Leszek Hońdo : Die Quellen zu den Judenpogromen im nuenzehnten Jahrhundert in Galizien (PL)14-16h : Pogroms during the HolocaustChair: Dr. Katarzyna Person ; Commentator: Prof. Grzegorz BerendtKrzysztof Buchowski : Vilnius, October 1939 (EN)Sara Bender : Not only in Jedwabne (EN)Jason Wittenberg : Why Do Pogroms Occur in Some Localities But Not in Others? Evidence from Poland, 1941 (EN)Marcin Urynowicz : Pogroms against the Jews in „Biuletyn Informacyjny”. Facts and Interpretations (EN)16h30-19h : Pogroms in Ukraine and PolesieChair: Prof. François Guesnet ; Commentator: Prof. Victoria KhitererGur Alroey : Gender Perspective of the Pogroms in Ukraine During the Civil War, 1918–1920 (EN)Kai Struve : German Rule, Ukrainian Nationalism, and Anti-Jewish Violence in Summer 1941 in Eastern Galicia (EN)Grzegorz Berendt : Jews and their Neighbours in Polesie in the Weeks Following 22 June 1941 (EN)Section III (room 125)9-11h00 : Literature and Pogroms, part IChair: Prof. Sławomir Buryła ; Commentator: Dr. Małgorzata DomagalskaZuzanna Kołodziejska : Echoes of the Bialystok Pogrom in the Integrationist Literature (PL)Alina Molisak : Pogroms in the Press. The Question of Language (PL)Maria Antosik-Piela : Ruins of Galicia – “Tła” by Emil Tenenbaum (PL)14-16h : Literature and Pogroms after 1939, part IIChair: Dr. Alina Molisak ; Commentator: Prof. Sławomir BuryłaPaweł Wolski : Jedwabne: the Place (Almost) Common. Topics of Jedwabne in Polish Contemporary Literature (PL)Marta Tomczok : Drowning of Mothers and Infants as an Episode in the Accounts on the Pogrom in Jedwabne and Its Literary Elaboratons and Addenda (PL)Bartłomiej Krupa : Pogrom in Kielce in Historical and Literary Narratives (PL)16h30-19h : Literature and Pogroms after 1939, part IIIChair: Dr. Alina Molisak ; Commentator: Dr. Piotr WeiserMałgorzata Lipska : Is “Nasza klasa” about a Pogrom? A Look at Tadeusz Słobodzianek’s Theatre Play in the Context of Polish and Israeli Performances (PL)Katarzyna Kuczyńska-Koschany : “Dry Pogrom” Poems” – March `68 and Polish Poetry (PL)Le vendredi 12 juin 2015Musée d'Histoire des Juifs polonaisSection I (Auditorium)9-11h00 : Pogroms in ArtChair: Prof. Katarzyna Mąka-Malatyńska ; Commentator: Dr. Katarzyna BojarskaRenata Piątkowska : Art And Pogroms. The Wave of 1903–1906 Pogroms in the Works of Jewish Artists from Poland (PL)Artur Tanikowski :  “Palestine Bloviates”: Visual Arts and Anti-Jewish Pogroms in the Years 1914–1920 (PL)Małgorzata Stolarska-Fronia : Apocaliptical Shtetl – Pogroms in the Art of Jewish Expressionists (EN)11h15-13h15 : Case Studies: Interwar PolandChair: Dr. Kamil Kijek ; Commentator: Prof. Wacław WierzbieniecNatalia Aleksiun : November 1931 in Wilno: Student Riots and the Making of the Polish Antisemitic Martyr (EN)Andrei Zamoiski : The Anti-Jewish Pogrom in Grodno on June 7, 1935 (EN)Zofia Trębacz : National Conflict in the Border Town. Pogrom in Bielsko-Biała in 1937 (PL)Michał Trębacz : Pogrom in Częstochowa (19 June 1937) – Schematic Development and Atypical Reaction of Authorities (PL)Section II (Conference room)9-11h00 : Sources: Narratives on PogromsChair: Dr. Hanna Węgrzynek ; Commentator: Dr. Dobrochna KałwaAleksandra Oniszczuk : Narrativess on What Happened in Kalisz on 23 June 1878. Searching for Sources of Discrepancies (PL)Katarzyna Person :  Easter Pogrom in Warsaw 1940. Witness Accounts (PL)Adam Kopciowski : Pogroms in Memorial Books (PL)Michał Majewski : Anti-Jewish Incidents in the Podlasie Region in 1941 in Light of Local Monographies Publihsed in Podlasie after 1989 (PL)11h15-13h15 : Pogroms and PoliticsChair: Dr. Alina Cała ; Commentator: Prof. Szymon RudnickiIhor Wradij :  Anarchists in the Russian Empire and Their Role in Pogroms of Jews at the Beginning of the 20th Century (PL)Alicja Gontarek :  Anti-Jewish Cryptopropaganda by Stronnictwo Narodowe in the Years 1936–1937 in Poland (Case Study of the Warsaw Province) (PL)Grzegorz Krzywiec : From Exclusion to Violence Sponsored by the State. Związek Młodej Polski (1937–1939) – Case Study of Antisemitic Eliminatory Discurse Evolving towards the Antisemitic Collective Violence (PL)13h15-14h15 : ConclusionChair: Dr. Małgorzata Pakier ; Szymon Rudnicki – closing remarks ; Artur Markowski – word of thanks.Merci à Audrey Kichelewski pour avoir partagé cette information avec nous.___________________Crédit image de une : affiche du programme&#160;