drs. B.T. (Bart) Wallet - University of Amsterdam

Presentations

‘Jiddisje historiografie in de zeventiende en achttiende eeuw in de Republiek’ [Yiddish Historiography in the Dutch Republic], Symposium ‘Yiddish in the Netherlands’ of the Dutch Assiociation for Jewish Studies, Rijksuniversiteit Leiden 13 June 2003
‘Jiddische Historiographie im achtzehnten Jahrhundert in der Republik der Sieben Vereinigten Niederlande', VI. Symposium für Jiddische Studien in Deutschland , Universität Trier 24 September 2003
‘Brabants Israël, de positie van de joden in Noord-Brabant, 17 e-20e eeuw’ [Brabant’s Jews, the Position of theJews inNorthern Brabant, 17th-20th centuries], University of Tilburg, Tilburg, 9 February 2004
‘Napoleon’s Legacy, National Government and Jewish Community in Western Europe’, Annual Conference Simon-Dubnow-Institut, Leipzig 23 May2004
‘OngoingHistory, the Successor Tradition in Early Modern Jewish Historiography’ EAJS Colloquium on Epigonism and the Dynamics of Jewish Culture, Yarnton Manor Oxford 7 July 2004
‘Geschichte, Ideologie und Politik: Bendit ben Ayzek Wing und seine Amsterdamer Chronik Lezikorn (1795-1812)’ VII. Symposium für Jiddische Studien in Deutschland, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf 4 October 2004
‘’Hollandse middelmaat’ in a Jewish Context, Dutch Jewish Elite and its Policy of the Middle Way in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century’ Conference on Juste Milieu, the Quest for a Middle Way between Revolution and Tradition, Utrecht University 12 November 2004
‘Dutch National Identity and Jewish International Solidarity: An Impossible Combination? Dutch Jewry and the Significance of the Damascus Affair (1840)’ The Tenth International Symposium on the History of the Jews in the Netherlands, The Dutch Intersection – The Jews and the Netherlands in Modern History, Hebrew University Jerusalem 24 November 2004
‘’Hob gesjribn ale zachn di oens jehoediem iz iber gekoemen’, Jiddisje historiografie in Nederland (1696-1812)’[Yiddish Historiography in the Netherlands] Researchers’ Day of the Committee for the History of the Jews in the Netherlands of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences (KNAW), Joods Historisch Museum Amsterdam 10 December 2004
‘Een vergeten generatie, Jiddisje historiografie in Amsterdam (1696-1812)' [A Forgotten Generation, Yiddish Historiography in the Netherlands] Ph.D.students' conference Huizinga Instituut, Barchem 23 April 2005
‘Menahem Man ben Shlomo Amelander and His Yiddish History Book She’eris Yisro’el (1743)’ Fourteenth World Congress of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem 2 August 2005
'Polemiek en realiteit, islambeelden in de vroegmodernejoodse historiografie' [Polemics and Reality, Images of Islam in Early Modern Jewish Historiography] Openinglecture academic year 2005-2006 departments of Hebrew and Arabic of the Universiteit van Amsterdam, 30 August 2005
'Brokers and Gatekeepers, 18th-Century Yiddish Historiography and its Hebrew and Christian Sources' VIII Congres of the European Association for Jewish Studies, Moscow 25 July 2006
'The integration of Dutch Jewry in the first half of the 19th century', debate on the integration of ethnic minorities in Western society with Frans Verhagen, Historisch Café, Amsterdam 9 May 2007
'Belgian Independence, Orangism, and Jewish Identity - the Jewish Communities in Belgium during the Belgian Revolt (1830-1839)' KNAW Conference Borders and Boundaries in and Around Dutch Jewry, Amsterdam/Enschede 21 November 2007
'Growth and Centralization. The South Netherlandish Jewish Communities during the period of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, 1814-1830', Conference Justice for a Minority, Two Centuries of Institutional Arrangements for Jews in Belgium, Institute of Jewish Studies, University of Antwerp, 19 May 2008
'Politics and Jewish Communities. The Centralization of Western European Jewry', The UC-Utrecht Symposium on Jewish Politics and Political Behavior I, Center for Jewish Studies, University of California, Los Angeles, 12 October 2008
'Brabantse joden tussen Oranje en 'le peuple belge'. Migratie en de joodse gemeenschappen in Brabant (1815-1839)', XVde Colloquium 'De Brabantse Stad', mobiliteit en integratie, deBrabantse steden en migratie, Universiteit Antwerpen, 18 October 2008
'From Political Activism to Cultural Identification. Dutch Jewry between the Netherlandsand Israel', The UC-Utrecht Symposium on Jewish Politics and Political Behavior II, Universiteit Utrecht, 1 December 2008
'Reconstruction. Towards a New Paradigm for the Study of the History of Post-War Dutch Jewry' Dutch Association for Jewish Studies, Universiteit van Amsterdam, 15 June 2009
'Rebuilding upon the ruins. Jewish Amsterdam after World War II' Hidden stories, forced removals and civic engagement, Universiteit van Amsterdam, 28 January 2010
'The Vaad Hahatzala and the Reconstruction of Orthodoxy in the Netherlands, 1945-1950' Third Contact Day Jewish Studies in the Low Countries, University of Antwerp, 11 May 2010
'Transformation of a Diaspora. The Western Sephardic Diaspora in the Nineteenth Century (1815-1914)' Judaism in the Mediterranean Context, Ninth Congress of the European Association for Jewish Studies, Ravenna 28 July 2010
‘For us Israel and Orange. The Jewish Orange Myth’, symposium ‘Jewish Loyalties in the Netherlands’, Menasseh ben Israel Institute, Amsterdam 25 May 2011
”The Great Eagle, the Pride of Jacob’, Joseph Hirsch Dünner in Dutch Jewish Memory Culture’, Religious Cultures of Dutch Jewry, Hebrew University Jerusalem 22 November 2011