"Migrations in the 20 th century and their consequences – ways forward for history lessons within a European context"

Appendix IV
Programme
Monday, 29 November 1999
2 pm
Welcoming address and opening of seminar 
Ludwig Häring
Head of the Academy for In-Service Teacher Training and Staff Management, 
Dillingen
Address
Dr Stefan Krimm
Ministerialrat, Bavarian Ministry of Education and the Arts, Munich
Address
Dr Carole Reich
Council of Europe, Strasbourg
The seminar as part of the "Learning and teaching about the history of Europe in 
the 20th century" project
Claude-Alain Clerc
Chair of project group
The seminar arrangements
Siegfried Münchenbach
Studiendirektor, Academy for In-Service Teacher Training and Staff 
Management, Dillingen
3 pm
Schools and intercultural education in Bavaria
Johanna Heiss-Wimmer
Institutsrektorin, Academy for In-Service Teacher Training and Staff 
Management, Dillingen
4 pm
Presentation round 
Ralf Kaulfuss
Studiendirektor, State Institute for Educational Theory and Research
Migration in various European countries. Discussion of personal experiences, of 
the public perception and assessment of migration and of the situation in schools.
Working groups, reports and statements from various countries; plenary 
discussion

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Tuesday, 30 November 1999
9 am
Forms of European migration policy co-operation
Strategies with regard to the integration of migrants in Europe
Professor Friedrich Heckmann
European Forum for Migration Studies, University of Bamberg
2.30 pm
Migration in Europe in the 20th century
Professor Werner K Blessing,
University of Erlangen
7.30 pm
"Bavaria in the post-war period" - Eye-witnesses report on the people who fled, 
were expelled or returned home. Presentation of a video project
Studiendirektor Siegfried Münchenbach, Academy for In-Service Teacher 
Training and Staff Management, Dillingen