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EN GUERRE SANS ARMESRéfugiés et prisonniers du front austro-italien (1915-1918)2-3 février 2017Maison de la recherche28 rue Serpente&#160;JEUDI 2 FEVRIER - MATINEE9.00 – Breakfast &#38; coffee 9.20 – Opening speech&#160;9.30-10.30 ORGANIZING CAPTIVITY IN THE EMPIRE Chair : Catherine Horel (UMR S-IRICE)Julia WALLECZEK-FRITZ : Österreichisches Staatsarchiv, WienBetween Confronta-on and Coexistence. POWs in Austria-Hungary and their Experiences at the Southwestern Front, 1915-1918Jana ZAŤKOVÁ Ins1tut for Military Archives, Slovak Academy of Sciences,Bra1slava Italian Prisoners in the Military Region of Bra-slava&#160;10.30-11.00 – Coffee break&#160;11.00-12.00 FACING THE CAPTIVITY EXPERIENCES IN TESTIMONIES Chair: Etienne Boisserie (Inalco, CREE)Marco MONDINI Università di Padova &#38; Is1tuto Storico Italo-GermanicoIl racconto della cattività. L'umiliazione del vinto e la scoperta dei fratelli negli scritt di tesmonianza italianiLUCIANO ZANI, Sapienza Università Sapienza, RomaLe tesmonianze sui campi di Rastatt ed Ellwangen&#160;12.00-13.00 – LUNCHJEUDI 2 FEVRIER - APRES-MIDI13.00-14.00THE VARIOUS FORMS OF CAPTIVITY IN ITALY  Chair : Julia Walleczek-Fritz (Österreichisches Staatsarchiv)Tomáš RUSEK Silesian University of Opava, Czech RepublicCzech and Slovak prisoners of war in ItalyPetra SVOLJŠAK Historical ins1tute, ZRC SAZU – University of Nova GoricaThe Slovenian Prisoners of War - the Captvities on the Austro-Hungarian fronts&#160;14.00-14.30 – Coffee break&#160;14.30-15.30 WOMEN BEHIND THE ISONZO FRONT LINE Chair : Rok Stergar (University of Ljubljana)Petra TESTEN Ins1tiut of Cultural History, RC SASA – Department of History, University of Ljubljana(War)Fare: everyday life and survival challengesAna Cergol PARADIŽ, Department of History, University of Ljubljana Irena SELIŠNIK, Department of History, University of Ljubljana Military courts in gendered perspective&#160;15.30-16.00 – Coffee break&#160;16.00-17.00Anna GRILLINI Deutsches Historisches Institut. Max Weber Stiftung, Roma.Le me inermi. Le donne e il trauma della guerraTina BAHOVEC Department of Eastern and South-Eastern European History – Alpen-Adria Universityof Klagenfurt, AustriaEmbodied nations, engendered bodies: visualising contested territories in the war and its aftermath&#160;VENDREDI 3 FEVRIER9.30 – Meeting and coffee10.00-11.30 THE REFUGEES : LIVES, ASSISTANCE AND TRAUMAS Chair : Marco Mondini (Università di Padova &#38; Instituto Storico Italo-Germanico)&#160;Jernej KOSI Department of History, University of LjubljanaThe Evacuationon of the Civilian Population aber the Opening of the Isonzo Front (1915)&#160;Paolo MALNI Instituto regionale per la storia del movimento di liberazione nel Friuli Venezia Giulia, TriesteIl Barackensystem in Austria: origini, funzioni, percezioni&#160;Bohuslav REJZL Faculty of Education, Charles University, PragueSocial and cultural aspects of the temporary stay of Tren-no “refugees” in Bohemia in 1915–1919&#160;11.30-12.00 – Coffee break&#160;12.00-13.00Urška STRLE Department of History, University of LjubljanaThe migrants of war: shedding light upon womenIrene GUERRINI, Università di Genova Marco PLUVIANO, CRID 14-18Case del Soldato nel Paese, American Red Cross e Y.M.C.A.: aspetti dell’assistenza in Italia ai profughi dalle terre invase13.00 – Lunch