European Labour History Network Working Group “Feminist Labour History” Newsletter

Dear members of the ELHN Working Group "Feminist Labour History”, dear interested
Colleagues and friends,

As you might know already, the EHLN working group on “Feminist Labour History”,
created in October 2013, aims to build and develop existing, more or less formal and
informal contacts and networks of scholars with an interest in gendered labour history
in Europe and around the world. We aim to bring together and support research related
to a broad range of themes and concepts in feminist labour history including but not
limited to the following:

Willy Brandt/Helmut Schmidt. Partner und Rivalen. Der Briefwechsel (1958-1992)

Das Verhältnis von Willy Brandt (1913 –1992) und Helmut Schmidt (1918 – 2015) gilt als kompliziert und schwierig, weil ihre Sozialisation, ihr Politikstil und Politikverständnis sich deutlich unterschieden. Dennoch verband die beiden führenden Sozialdemokraten neben ihrer Rivalität eine jahrzehntelange Partnerschaft, deren Höhen und Tiefen sich in ihrem Briefwechsel facettenreich widerspiegeln.

ToC: International Newsletter of Communist Studies Online XX/XXI

THE INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER OF COMMUNIST STUDIES VOL. XX/XXI (2014/2015), NO 27-28

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Editorial ... 7

I. The Newsletter of the Newsletters: Communist Studies Newsletters – New issues/Selected Items

* Aufarbeitung Aktuell ... 9
* NewsNet ... 9
* Alfred Klahr Gesellschaft Mitteilungen ... 11
* Mitteilungen des FABGAB ...13
* Neuer Nachrichtenbrief der Gesellschaft für Exilforschung ... 14
* La lettre du CArCoB ... 14

II. News on Archives, Holdings and Institutions

Linked Data in Research Practices in the Humanities - Final Mini Symposium CEDAR Project

The Use of Linked Data in Research Practices in the Humanities CEDAR is a project of the Computational Humanities Programme of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. Hosted at the eHumanities group, this project looked into 200 years of the Dutch Historic Census. Very early on, CEDAR held once a year a mini-symposium with international experts. At this final event, we welcome national and international speakers to discuss the use of Linked Data approaches in humanities research practices.