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Gastbeitrag von Dr. Eric Schluessel The homeland of the Uyghur people now appears constantly in the news. This region in Northwestern China, called “Xinjiang” in Chinese, is a vast land of mountains, deserts, oases, and grasslands. Its autochthonous majority, known today as Uyghurs, speak a language related to Turkish and mainly practice Islam. Their homeland […]
Auch im Jahr 2023 können wir im Rahmen des Stipendienprogramms der Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz wieder Stipendien für die Durchführung von Forschungsarbeiten in der Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin vergeben. Die Bewerbungsfrist dafür endet – wie alljährlich – am 30. September. Für das laufende Jahr wurden 8 Forschende aus Großbritannien, den USA, Belgien, Israel und Polen für Stipendien […]
Gastbeitrag von Dr. Angéline Rais Nicknamed the ‘König der Antiquare’, Martin Breslauer (1871–1940) was one of the greatest German booksellers of the early 20th century. Over more than forty years, he gained an international reputation as a skilled and knowledgeable dealer by selling thousands of manuscripts and printed books to buyers all over the world. […]
Gastbeitrag von Alexander Nicholls The musical activities of Friedrich Wilhelm II of Prussia and his court, which were of great significance for Prussia’s cultural development, have been only partially examined by musical scholars and scarcely at all by historians. My doctoral research focuses on the violoncello performance practices of Friedrich Wilhelm as found in his personal performance materials […]
Gastbeitrag von Nikola Pantić Nestled on the boundaries between religion and magic, thaumaturgy today largely avoids scholarly attention. The idea that a ritual is in popular belief connected to a coherent result without an immediately apparent causal relationship belongs to the study of magical belief and practice. Scholars rarely discuss the similarities between orthodox religious […]
Gastbeitrag von Katya Knyazeva In summer 1922, the Russian poet Iakov Oksner moved to Berlin. The Russian population of the city, made up mostly from refugees from the 1917 Bolshevik revolution and the Civil War, was in the hundreds of thousands. The intellectual life was vigorous; newspaper and book publishing thrived. In autumn 1923, however, pressured […]