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EN GUERRE SANS ARMES Réfugiés et prisonniers du front austro-italien (1915-1918) 2-3 février 2017Maison de la recherche:28 rue Serpente 75006 Paris Métro: Odéon  Jeudi 2 février – Matinée9.00 – Breakfast &#38; coffee 9.20 – Opening speech9.30-10.30ORGANIZING CAPTIVITY IN THE EMPIRE Chair : Catherine Horel (UMR S-IRICE)Julia WALLECZEK-FRITZÖsterreichisches Staatsarchiv, WienBetween Confronta-on and Coexistence. POWs in Austria-Hungary and their Experiences at the Southwestern Front, 1915-1918Jana ZAŤKOVÁInstitut for Military Archives, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava Italian Prisoners in the Military Region of Bratislava10.30-11.00 – Coffee break11.00-12.00FACING THE CAPTIVITY EXPERIENCES IN TESTIMONIES Chair: Etienne Boisserie (Inalco, CREE)Marco MONDINIUniversità di Padova &#38; Istituto Storico Italo-GermanicoIl racconto della caYvità. L'umiliazione del vinto e la scoperta dei fratelli negli scritti di testimonianza italianiLUCIANO ZANISapienza Università di RomaLe testimonianze sui campi di Rastatt ed EllwangenAprès-midi – Jeudi 2 Février13.00-14.00THE VARIOUS FORMS OF CAPTIVITY IN ITALYChair : Julia Walleczek-Fritz (Österreichisches Staatsarchiv)Tomáš RUSEKSilesian University of Opava, Czech RepublicCzech and Slovak prisoners of war in ItalyPetra SVOLJŠAKHistorical institute, ZRC SAZU – University of Nova GoricaThe Slovenian Prisoners of War - the Cap-vi-es on the Austro-Hungarian fronts14.00-14.30 – Coffee break14.30-15.30WOMEN BEHIND THE ISONZO FRONT LINEChair : Rok Stergar (University of Ljubljana)Petra TESTENInstitut 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 perspective15.30-16.00 – Coffee break16.00-17.00Anna GRILLINIDeutsches Historisches Institut. Max Weber StiRung, Roma. Le men- inermi. Le donne e il trauma della guerraTina BAHOVECDepartment of Eastern and South-Eastern European History – Alpen-Adria Universityof Klagenfurt, AustriaEmbodied nations, engendered bodies: visualising contested territories in the war and its abermath Vendredi 3 février – Matin 9.30 – Meeting and coffee10.00-11.30THE REFUGEES : LIVES, ASSISTANCE AND TRAUMASChair : Marco Mondini (Università di Padova &#38; Istituto Storico Italo-Germanico)Jernej KOSIDepartment of History, University of LjubljanaThe Evacuation of the Civilian Population aber the Opening of the Isonzo Front (1915)Paolo MALNIIstituto regionale per la storia del movimento di liberazione nel Friuli Venezia Giulia, TriesteIl Barackensystem in Austria: origini, funzioni, percezioniBohuslav REJZLFaculty of Education, Charles University, PragueSocial and cultural aspects of the temporary stay of Trentino “refugees” in Bohemia in 1915–191911.30-12.00 – Coffee break12.00-13.00Urška STRLEDepartment 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 invase&#160;