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Find here all the rare interviews of the geneveMonde.ch editorial staff, the collaborative platform on the history of international Geneva, and the exceptional documents coming from the archives of the international organizations based in Geneva and digitized by us, the audio contents of the geneveMonde.ch thematic files as well as our various Sounds of History podcasts The interviews and podcasts are produced by the historian Véronique Stenger and the journalist David Glaser. --- Retrouvez ici tous les entretiens rares de la rédaction de geneveMonde.ch, la plateforme collaborative sur l'histoire de la Genève internationale, et les documents exceptionnels venus des archives des organisations internationales installées à Genève et numérisées par nos soins, les contenus audio des dossiers thématiques de geneveMonde.ch ainsi que nos différents podcasts Sounds of History/Sons d'Histoire. Les entretiens et les podcasts sont produits par l'historienne Véronique St
David Glaser hosts geneveMonde.ch, a history show with 156 episodes published.
Isabelle von Burg, born in Lausanne to a Swiss-Belgian family, shares how her passion for hospitality has taken her around the globe. From internships in Thailand to leadership positions in Dublin, Berlin, Hong Kong, Dub
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Order of interviewees: Martin Grandjean (UNIL), Gabriel Galvez Behar (Université de Lille), Thomas Davies (University of London), Emeline Brylinski (UNIGE) et Daniel Laqua (Northumbria University) The centenary of the Le
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Late november, at the Vieux Bois restaurant of the Geneva Hotel Management School—just steps from the United Nations—a remarkable gathering took place. “From Santiago to Geneva – Advancing Inclusive Sport and Physical Ed
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Tout a commencé par un appel de mon ami Vincenzo Minarelli. Lui qui avait travaillé à la sécurité de cette petite république parlementaire dirigée par deux chefs d’État – les célèbres Capitaines-Régents – me parlait de S
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Estelle Sohier, historienne et professeure associée au Département de géographie et environnement de l’Université de Genève parle du 30 juin 1936. A cette date, pour faire face à l’invasion italienne de l’Éthiopie, l’emp
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Dans un entretien d'une heure, l’historien et professeur à l'Université de Lausanne Patrick Clastres retrace la construction politique, idéologique et diplomatique du mouvement olympique, depuis l’intuition fondatrice de
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Le 20 novembre 1975, Francisco Franco meurt à la tête de l’État espagnol, mettant fin à près de quarante ans de dictature. Mais pour l’historien Sébastien Farré, directeur de la Maison de l’Histoire à Genève, cette date
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Lors des Rencontres internationales de Genève en 1961, le politologue et économiste français Bertrand de Jouvenel (1903-1987) a donné une conférence marquante intitulée Arcadie, sur le thème « Les conditions du bonheur »
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Lancé à l’automne dernier, le projet "Nous saisonniers, saisonnières..." porté par le Collège du Travail à Genève, propose des itinéraires historiques, mémoriels et artistiques à travers la ville, retraçant la vie et les
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Pour ce dernier épisode, on s'intéresse à la fabrique d'un reportage sensible de nos collègues de Temps Présent, excellente émission de la RTS, aujourd'hui encore diffusé tous les jeudis soirs de 20h à 21h sur RTS 1. Cel
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Dans cet épisode, nous nous intéressons aux raisons de la condamnation tardive du régime d'apartheid sud-africain par la Suisse. L'historienne Sandra Bott est allée aux sources des relations économiques entre les deux Et
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Si la Suisse officielle a ménagé l'Afrique du Sud de l'apartheid au profit de leurs échanges commerciaux et financiers, la société civile a parfois pris une position toute différente. Aline Martello, doctorante au départ
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Nous poursuivons le portrait de Jan Smuts, homme d'Etat sud-africain, impérialiste et raciste convaincu, qui illustre les ambivalences de l'ordre colonial mondial à la recherche d'un équilibre mondial de paix incarné par
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Lorsqu'on évoque les relations avec l'Afrique du Sud, il y a toujours un petit froid qui s'installe dans la conversation, une ombre au tableau dans l'histoire suisse du XXe siècle, parce que l'apartheid a été condamné ta
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From escaping Nazi Germany as a child to leading UNHCR operations worldwide, Claude Marshall’s life is a remarkable story of resilience, courage, and vision. In this episode, discover how his journey led to the creation
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Jewish refugee Claude Marshall escaped Nazi Germany and built a new life in the United States, becoming a military pilot, a communications specialist, and later a UNHCR leader. His personal journey inspired him to suppor
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Jewish refugee Claude Marshall escaped Nazi Germany and built a new life in the United States, becoming a military pilot, a communications specialist, and later a UNHCR leader. His personal journey inspired him to suppor
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Jewish refugee Claude Marshall escaped Nazi Germany and built a new life in the U.S., becoming a military pilot, a communications specialist and later a UNHCR leader. His own journey inspired him to help displaced youth,
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Last part of our interview with historian Thomas Gidney, time to talk about the fear of a real move for certain UN agencies located to Geneva to other places in the world. Relocating agencies had significant logistical a
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In this sixth episode, historian Thomas Gidney talks about recent and ongoing conflicts - such as Israel–Palestine, Syria’s civil war, or the Thailand–Cambodia border dispute - illustrate the reduced effectiveness of mul
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