30.10. Tamar Keburia (Tiflis/Düsseldorf) Last Blank Space(s) of the Russian Empire: Land, Water, and the Seeds of a Plantation Economy along the Black Sea Coastline of Western Georgia (gemeinsam mit AB Kultur)

7.11. (Abweichender Ort: Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut, Koserstr. 20, Raum 336), zusammen mit FMI

Václav Horčička (Karls-Universität, Prag): Tschechoslowakisch-liechtensteinische Beziehungen. Die Konfiskation des Eigentums vom Fürsten von und zu Liechtenstein im 1945. Vorgeschichte und Folgen.

Jan Županič (Karls-Universität, Prag): Adelspolitik des Herzogtums Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha

13.11. Vilius Kubekas (Lithuanian Institute of History): Lithuanian Philosophy and the Great War

27.11. Elena Kochetkova (University of Bergen) The Quest for Modern Food: Dreamscapes of Science and the Politics of Industrial Food Manufacturing in the Late Soviet Union

4.12. Chechesh Kudachinova: Historiography of Historical Dependencies in Early Siberia

18.12. Yulia Cherniavskaia (Rutgers University): “A Humanist Search after Stalin: Soviet Knowledge Society and the Making of a Well-Rounded Person, 1956-1964”

15.1. Margarita Pavlova (ZZF Potsdam): "The New Thaw in the Country Has Ended; We Returned Today to Terror': Neformaly and Resistance to Perestroika in Leningrad"

29.1. Natasha Klimenko (FU Berlin): The People’s Art School: Institutionalising Visual Art in Soviet Turkestan

5.2. Ruslana Bovhyria (FU Berlin): “Riparian Contestations: Environmental Perspectives on Extraction and Materiality across the Russo-Persian Border, 1890s-1910s”