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

Wednesday, 1 December 1999
9 am
Bavaria's fourth tribe. Basic features of the integration of refugees and expellees 
after the second world war
Professor Rudolf Endres,
University of Bayreuth
Population displacement and problems of integration in Poland after the second 
world war
Dr Monika Choro*, Silesian Institute, Opole
Discussion of comparative potential and limits 
2.30 pm
1. International law lessons learned from the century of expulsions, as regards 
ethnic groups and the protection of minorities
2. European law and migration
Thomas Silberhorn, Assistant Lecturer, University of Bayreuth Department of 
International and European Law
8 pm
The author reads from his own works
Dr Carmine Gino Chiellino reads from his book "Sich die Fremde nehmen" and 
his as yet unpublished collection of poems "Canti per M.".
Thursday, 2 December 1999
9 am
Drafting of a handout on the subject of "Migration in the 20th century and its 
effects - proposals for a European history course"
Dr Herwig Buntz, Ohm-Gymnasium, Erlangen, seminar leader
"Expulsion - integration - worldwide migration" teaching project at the 
Paul-Klee-Gymnasium, Gersthofen (Comenius Project)
Dr Bernhard Lehmann, Paul-Klee-Gymnasium, Gersthofen

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2 pm
Suggestions for the handout, corrections and additions
Participants divide into working groups
7.30 pm
Experience with video projects as action-based forms of teaching
Thilo Pohle
Friday, 3 December 1999
9 am
Young people's attitude to "foreigners". Evaluation of a survey conducted among 
school pupils in Belgium
Jozef van Dooren
Experience with teaching about migration in Dutch schools. Educational and 
methodological considerations
Dr C E M Ineke Veldhuis-Meester
10.15 am
Presentation and discussion of conclusions drawn by working groups.
11.30 am
End of seminar