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École française de RomeÉcole Normale Supérieure de CachanDeutsches Historisches Institut in ParisDeutsches Historisches Institut in RomSecond workshopCombatants and relations with local populationsLe colloque aura lieu dans la salle de conférencedu Centre Jacques Berque35, avenue Tarik Ibn Zyad, Rabat25-26 October 2013 au Centre Jacques BerqueProgrammeFriday 25 October 201310h00 : Words of Welcome by the direction of the Centre Jacques Berque and Olivier Wieviorka1) War LeadersChair : Stefan Martens10h30 : Sönke Neitzel, London School of Economics  : Rommel10h50 : Nial Barr, King’s college London : Montgomery (tbc)11h10 : Hubert Heyriès, université de Montpellier : the Italian high command11h30 : Discussion12h00 : Lunch Break2) The experience of combatantsChair : Nicola Labanca14h20 : Wolfgang U. Eckart, University of Heidelberg : Sanitary and psychiatric experiences during Germany’s desert war in Libya, 1941/4314h40 : Christopher Mann, Royal Academy of Sandhurst : the Commonwealth forces15h00 : Nir Arielli, University of Leeds : Italian colonial soldiers15h20 : Coffee Break15h50 : Stefan Petke, Freie Universität Berlin :  The Deutsch-Arabischen Lehrabteilung in North Africa16h10 : Driss Maghraoui, Al-Akhawayn University : the Moroccan colonial troops16h30 : DiscussionSaturday 26 October 20133) War, local populations and the rise of nationalismsChair : Olivier Wieviorka9h00 : Martin Thomas (University of Exeter) : Feeding the Fury : The Political Economy of Algerian Dissent, 1940-459h20 : Jamaâ Baida, Université Mohamed V, Rabat : The Allied presence and its consequences for the Moroccan population9h40 : François Dumasy, Ecole Française de Rome : The incidence of war on Libyan population10h00 : Eric Jennings, University of Toronto : Colonial mobilisation and its consequences in AEF10h20 : Discussion11h00 : Coffee Break4) Occupation and repression in North AfricaChair : David Reynolds11h30 : Patrick Bernhard, Trinity College Dublin : Italian repression in North Africa11h50 : Peter Wien, University of Maryland : The Arab-German Nexus in World War II : A Critical Assessment of the Historiography12h10 : David Motadel, University of Cambridge : Islam and the Desert War: Military Conflict and the Politics of Religion in North Africa, 1941-194312h30 : Discussion13h 00 : Conclusion : David Reynolds