History Lounge, 433 Paterson Hall, Carleton University<\/p>\n
9:00 – 10:35 \u00b7 Military Culture and Technology
\nSession Chair – Andrew Burtch
\nMax Dagenais, Ottawa, “‘When on Active Service’: Discipline and Illegal Absences in the ‘Van Doos’ and Victoria Rifles”
\nKevin Norris, New Brunswick, “Bombsights, Flying Fortresses and Pickle Barrels: The Myth of US Precision Bombing During World War II”
\nMarie Eve Vaillancourt, Carleton, “Seeking a Cultural Understanding of the Canadian War Experience: Encounters and Interactions between Canadian Soldiers and Norman Civilians in 1944.”<\/p>\n
10:55 – 12:20 \u00b7 Wartime Constructions of National Meaning
\nSession Chair – Jesse Alexander
\nAndrew Fraser, Carleton, “News of War in a Distant Land: The News Media and the Korean War, 1950-1953”
\nJessica Squires, Carleton, “Canadian Support for Vietnam Era American Draft Dodgers, 1965-75”
\nJ\u00e9r\u00f4me Dorvidal, Montpellier III, “‘The Second World War as He Saw It’: Les Dessins Du Caricaturiste N\u00e9o-Z\u00e9landais Gordon Minhinnick (1940-1945)”<\/p>\n
1:30 – 2:45 \u00b7 Marriage, the Family, and Power
\nSession Chair – Lauren Common
\nChristine Rivas, Carleton, “A Blue Print to Power: The Perez Caro y Fernandez de Oviedo Family”
\nLeigh Hortop, Ottawa, “Assimilating the North: A Case Study of a Residential School”
\nStacey Zembrzycki, Carleton, “‘I Have Killed!’ Capital Murder Cases in Sudbury and the Ukrainian Immigrant, 1910-1945.”<\/p>\n
3:05 – 4:20 \u00b7 International and Intranational Relations
\nSession Chair – Stacey Zembrzycki
\nKaren Gabert, Carleton, “New Neighbours: Jews, Poles and Ukrainians in Small-Town Poland”
\nJennifer Anderson, Carleton, “Feast or Famine: The Irony of Champagne Breakfasts while Millions Starve in the Workers’ State”
\nBrian Watson, Carleton, “Canadian Participation in the 1936 Geneva World Youth Congress”<\/p>\n
4:35 – 5:50 \u00b7 Religion, Space, and Mutability
\nSession Chair – Christine Rivas
\nIwona Perlin, McGill, “Rebuilding ‘God’s House’: A revised approach to interpreting medieval hospitals.”
\nStuart Parker, York, “Through the Seer Stone of Zarahemla: A Mormon Case Study of Accessing Subaltern Pasts”
\nMary-Ann Shantz, Calgary, “Experiences of Conversion: Membership Applications to Calgary’s Alliance Church, 1963-1970.”<\/p>\n
6:00 \u00b7 Reception
\nLocation to be Announced<\/p>\n
9:00 – 10:15 \u00b7 Credibility and Power
\nSession Chair – Karen Gabert
\nJeremie Leblanc, New Brunswick, “‘Kouchibouguac – Protest That Won’t Go Away’: A narrative intepretation of the media coverage surrounding the Kouchibouguac Affair”
\nElizabeth Ferguson, Carleton, “Elizabeth as Monarch: An Examination of the Public Image of Elizabeth I”<\/p>\n
10:45 – 12:00 \u00b7 Negotiating Cultural Identity
\nSession Chair – Jennifer Anderson
\nTony Michel, Carleton, “‘The Nile Expedition Stories of C.L. Shaw’: Using Yarns as Historical Sources.”
\nJohn Kirwan Martin, Concordia, “Imagineering the Canadian Nation: The Girl From God’s Country”<\/p>\n
1:00 – 2:25 \u00b7 Regional Identities
\nSession Chair – Jessica Squires
\nTony Hil, MIT, “Electoral Support for the Sovereignty Movement in Quebec, 1976-2004”
\nMichel Jacques Gagn\u00e9, Concordia, “This Nation Has No Class: The Ambiguous Position of National Liberation Movements in Marxist Historical Tradition”
\nGerult-Od Bayantur, Saskatchewan, “Democratization in Mongolia”<\/p>\n
2:45 – 4:00 \u00b7 Concurrent Sessions<\/p>\n
Germany and National Socialism
\nSession Chair – Brian Watson
\nKevin Hogg, Carleton, “Exodus to the Promised Land: Soviet Mennonites and World War II”
\nNathan Wilson, Dalhousie, “The History of Homosexuals in Nazi Germany: Where it is and Where it Needs to Go”<\/p>\n
Narrative and Commemoration
\nSession Chair – Matthew Dyce
\nClaire Hooker, Carleton, “Front Porch Confessions: The False Metanarrative of Truth and Reconciliation in Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fall On Your Knees”
\nAndrew Theobald, Queen’s, “Watching with Washington: Canada and Observer Peacekeeping, 1949-1956.”
\nPaul Battin, Carleton, “Commemorative Politics: The Delville Wood South African National Memorial at Longueval, France”<\/p>\n
6:00 \u00b7 Keynote Address
\nFranca Iacovetta, University of Toronto, “Oranges and Humanity? Freedom Lovers or Moscow Agents? Narratives of Migration, Escape and Arrival in Early Cold War Canada.”
\n303 Paterson Hall<\/p>\n
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