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Wittenberg 2003
9th ANNUAL MEETING -- 2003 "Intelligence and Political Enemies -- Intelligence and Terrorism in the 20th Century" 11-13 July 2003 LEUCOREA– Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Germany Conference Organizer: Prof. Dr. H.-J. Rupieper (Department of History, Martin-Luther University Halle-Wittenberg) ____________ Conference Program:
	Friday, 11 July 2003
	13.00-14.00	Arrival
	14.00	Welcome Prof. Dr. H.-J. Rupieper, University of Halle-Wittenberg Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Krieger, University of Marburg
	14.30	Panel I – Chair: Prof. Dr. H.-J. Rupieper "State Security of the GDR and its Relationship with the Universities, the Peace Movement and the Terrorists from Western Europe and the Near East" Dr. Michael Ploetz, Institut für Zeitgeschichte, Berlin Die Rolle der Stasi im nikaraguanischen Bürgerkrieg der 80er Jahre Benjamin Fischer, History Staff CIA East German Intelligence's Exploitation of the Western Peace Movement and the European 'Terror Scene' During the Early 1980s
	15.30	Coffee Break
	16.00	Panel I cont'd Steffen Reichert, Universität Halle-Wittenberg Die nach innen gerichtete Tätigkeit der Stasi an der M-L-Universität Halle-Wittenberg Dr. Udo Baron Rolle des MfS in der Friedensbewegung Beatrice Jansen-de Graaf, University of Utrecht Whose fifth column? Stasi and the Dutch Peace Movement in the Eighties
	18.30	Dinner
	20.00	Keynote Address: 21st Century Intelligence: A History from the Future Robert David Steele, OSS.Net, Washington, D.C. Introduction: Dr. Sigurd Hess, IIHA
	Saturday, 12 July 2003
	9.00	Panel II – Chair: Prof. Dr. Shlomo Shpiro, Bar-Ilan University ”Intelligence Services and Political Change” Dr. Jill Sherry Bellamy-Dekker, University of Antwerp EU Intelligence Integration Paul Maddrell, University of Wales Spying in Germany before and after Building the Berlin Wall Professor Dr Ioannis Loucas, Hellenic Naval Academy International Geopolitics, Intelligence and the '17 November' Affair
	10.30	Coffee Break
	11.00	Panel II cont’d – Chair: Prof. Dr. Shomo Shpiro Dr. Hans-Joachim Hoppe, Direktor, Universität Köln The New NATO Members – Are they Reliable? A Comparative Review on Intelligence Structures and Political Changes Yuri Totrov, Russia The US intelligence Operations in China in 1945-49: A Failed Attempt to Block a Course of the History Dr. Gerd Krüger, Institut für Diaspora- und Genozidforschung, Ruhr-Universität Bochum Aktive antibolschewistische Gegenspionage - Nachrichtendienste im politischen Leben der Weimarer Republik
	12.30-13.30	Lunch Break
	13.30	Panel III – Chair: Prof. Dr. Krieger ”Suppression of Domestic Opposition and Ethnic Minorities” Ibrahim Al-Marashi, US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA The Iraqi Intelligence Agencies and Kuwaiti Resistance During the Occupation of Kuwait Dr. Maté Szabo, ELTE Politologia Tanszek, Hungary Kadar und das System der Überwachung auf der Basis der ungarischen Gauck-Behörde Dr. Matitiahu Mayzel, Dept. of History, Tel-Aviv University The Beria Crisis - Conspiracy and Succession Struggle
	15.00	Coffee Break
	15.30	Panel III cont’d – Chair: Prof. Dr. Krieger Matthias Uhl, IfZ - Außenstelle Berlin Die stalinistischen Säuberungen in NKWD und GRU Bekir Cinar, University of Hull The Turkish Case or Fighting Terrorists and Foreign Agents: Internal Intelligence Organizations in the Western Democracies
	16.30	Panel IV – Chair: Prof. Dr. Michael Wala, University of Munich “Fighting Terrorists and Foreign Agents: Internal Security Organizations in the Western Democracies" Christoph Franceschini, Bozen Südtirol-Terror der 60er Jahre und Verwicklung der Geheimdienste David Robarge, USA Moles, Defectors, and Deceptions: John Angleton and CIA Counterintelligence Prof. Bob de Graaff, Department of History of Intern. Relations, University of Utrecht The Fight Against the New Fanaticism
	18.00	Dinner
	20.00	Informal Meeting (IIHA Membership Meeting)
	Sunday, 13 July 2003
	9.00	Panel IV cont’d – Chair: Prof. Dr. Michael Wala Dr. Charles G. Cogan, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University Offensive Hunt Strategy Wolbert Smidt, Berlin Entwicklung der Aufklärung und Abwehr des internationalen Terrorismus durch deutsche Nachrichtendienste David Crawford, Wall Street Journal, Berlin Terrorist Investigation in Germany: The Hamburg Cell and the 'Rasterfahndung'
	10.45	Coffee Break
	11.15	Round Tabel Discussion "Intelligence and Political Enemies, Intelligence and Terrorism in the 20th Century " Prof. Dr. H. - J. Rupieper, University Halle-Wittenberg Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Krieger, University of Marburg Prof. Dr. Shlomo Shpiro, Bar-Ilan University, Israel Dr. Sigurd Hess, Rear Admiral, German Navy ret. Prof. Dr. Michael Wala, University of Munich
	12.30	Lunch and End of Conference
	14.00	Historical Tour of Wittenberg
	approx. 17.00	Program ends

Last update 7 September 2007 by Jens Wegener

9th ANNUAL MEETING -- 2003