London, 25-27 September 2002
Research Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies
Institute of Germanic Studies (University of London)
German Historical Institute
Leo Baeck Institute London
Programme
Wednesday, 25 September
Professor Rüdiger Görner (IGS)
Professor J. M. Ritchie (Research Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies
Introduction
Deborah Vietor-Engländer (Darmstadt)
Hermynia zur Mühlen and the BBC
Ruth Longdin (New South Wales)
Ilse Barea, Mararet Rink and the BBC
Alfred Starkmann (St. Augustin)
The Transition from Emigrés to Recruits from Germany and Austria on the Staff of the BBC's German Service
Thursday, 26 September
Wolfgang Schopf (Frankfurt a. M.)
" … ich wollte sauber bleiben": Werner Lansburghs Radioarbeit als Krisenerfahrung
Jürgen Schulz (Berlin/Sussex)
The BBC as Part of the German Exile Network in Britain during the Nazi Period
Jens Brüning (Berlin)
Die BBC als Vorbild für den Nachkriegsrundfunk in Deutschland
Lorle Louis-Hoffmann (Zürich)
Personal Recollections of the BBC Austrian Service, 1941-1945
Charmian Brinson (London)
"Patrick Smith bei den Österreichern" or "Austria Resurgat": The BBC Austrian Service 1942-1945
Richard Dove (London)
"It Tickled my Viennese Humour": Feature Programmes in the BBC Austrian Service1943-1945
Hans-Ulrich Wagner (NWDR, Hamburg)
Der Einfluss der London-Remigranten auf die westdeutsche Rundfunkgeschichte
Jennifer Taylor (London)
Two Women at the BBC, Christina Gibson and Grete Fischer: Aspects of BBC
Broadcasting to Germany in Relation to Government Policy during World War II
Friday, 27 September
Kristin Rebien (Stanford CA)
Burned Bridges: The Rise and Fall of the Former BBC Journalist Karl-Eduard von Schnitzler in East Germany
Wladimir Ostrogorski (Berlin)
Der bewunderte Rivale. Zur Wahrnehmung der deutschsprachigen Sendungen der BBC im Team des deutschsprachigen Dienstes von Radio Moskau
Toby Thacker (Cardiff)
Liberating German Musical Life: The BBC German Service and Planning for Music Control in Occupied Germany, 1944-1949
Peter Johnson (London)
Working as the BBC's German Service Representative and News Correspondent in West Berlin 1965-1970
Merete Blatz (Farnham, Surrey)
"Tips für Touristen" (1972-1999): Das Programm und dessen Rolle als Botschafter Großbritanniens und Fenster zum Westen
