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Hundreds of thousands of Muslim combatants – the vast majority of them being non-Europeans– fought in the ranks of various European armies in the 20th century. How Islam was perceived by the military authorities supervising these combatants? What role did Islam played forthe troops themselves? This conference aims at reintroducing the question of religious belonging and practice into the study of Muslim combatants in European armies by focusing on the combatants’ viewpoint as much as possible, alongside the viewpoint of the administrations and military hierarchy.OrganisateursXavier Bougarel, Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin Raphaëlle Branche University of Paris 1Cloé Drieu, CETOBAC/CNRS, EHESSContact : farfromjihad@gmail.comProgrammeThursday 22 May1:30 pm: Welcome2:00 pm: IntroductionArmy and the State Facing Religious Diversity: Propaganda, Management and Organisation2:15-4:15 pm • Moderator: Annette BeckerMichelle MannDefenders of Islam and Western Civilisation? Pro-Muslim Propaganda in France and Germany, 1914-1918Sarah Ann FrankColonial Prisoners of War and Vichy France: Experiences and PoliticsClaire MiotThe Officer for Muslim Affairs in the First French Army (1944-1945): An Intermediary or an Agent of Control?Coffee break4:45-6:30 pm • Moderator: Stefan PetkeFranciska ZauggAlbanians in the Waffen-SS: the 21st Mountain Division of the SS SkanderbegXavier BougarelIslam, a ‘Convenient Religion’? The Case of the 13th SS Division ‘Handschar’Friday 23 MayFacing Battle: Experiences and Accounts• Moderator: Robert Johnson 9:00-11:00 amKiril FefermanBetween Non-Russian Nationalities and Muslim Identity: Perceptions and Self-Perceptions of Soviet Central Asian Soldiers in the Red Army, 1941-1945Franziska DaviesMuslims in the Russian Army during the First World WarAnne DuclouxA Muslim Woman, Officer in the Red Army during the Soviet-Afghan WarCoffee break11:15 am-1:00 pmJulie Le GacHaunted by Jinns: Dealing with War Neuroses among Muslim Soldiers during the Second World WarDaniel Owen SpenceAllah Might Provide the Fuel: Muslim Sailors in British Colonial Navies, from the Second World War to IndependenceFaith and Religious Practice in Wartime• Moderator: Pierre-Jean Luizard 2:00-4:00 pmTanja BuehrerMuslim Askaris in the Colonial Troops of German East Africa during the First World WarEmmanuelle CronierFeeding Muslim Troops during the First World WarMujadad ZamanThere Is No Doubt that This Is Not an Ordinary War, but a Very Great One: Understanding Muslim Religious Practices and Identity from World War TwoCoffee break4:15-5:00 pm: General discussionListe des intervenantsAnnette Becker, University of Paris Ouest Nanterre, Institut Universitaire de FranceXavier Bougarel, Centre Marc Bloch, BerlinRaphaëlle Branche, CHS du XXe siècle, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonneTanja Buehrer, The Swiss National Science FoundationEmmanuelle Cronier, University of AmiensFranziska Davies, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, MünchenCloé Drieu, CETOBAC/CNRS, EHESSAnne Ducloux, CETOBACKiril Feferman, Lomonosov Moscow State UniversitySarah Ann Frank, Trinity College, DublinRobert Johnson, University of OxfordJulie Le Gac, Institut des Sciences-sociales du Politique (ENS Cachan / University of Paris Ouest Nanterre)Pierre-Jean Luizard, Groupe Sociétés, Religions, Laïcités (CNRS/EPHE).Michelle Mann, Brandeis UniversityClaire Miot, Institut des Sciences-sociales du Politique (SP-ENS Cachan), Orléans UniversityDaniel Owen Spence, University of the Free State Stefan Petke, Freie Universität, BerlinMujadad Zaman, University of Cambridge Franciska Zaugg, University of BernTélécharger le programme : Far from Jihad-progA4italienne11-04-14Télécharger l'affiche : Affiche Far from jihad-colloque2014rédL