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International Intelligence History Association

16th Annual Conference 2010

 

 

“Intelligence and Society”

 

in cooperation with the Akademie für Politische Bildung, to be held at Tutzing (near Munich/Germany), on 23-25 April 2010

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Conference program:

  Friday, 23 April 2010
14.00 Arrival, Registration, Coffee and Tea in the Main Lobby
15.00

Welcome
Wolfgang Krieger, Universität Marburg
Saskia Hieber, Akademie Tutzing

Panel 1, chair: Shlomo Shpiro

Florian Altenhöner (Berlin)
The Venlo Incident – German Propaganda and the British Secret Service in 1939

Christian Rossé (Neuchâtel)
The International Intelligence Community in French-Speaking Switzerland during World War II

Peter Becker (München)
The Eyes and Ears of the Dragon: Chinese Intelligence Services Since 1911/1949

18.30 Dinner
19.30 Keynote Address:
Henning Crome (Pullach)
German Postwar Society and the BND: Rembering the Special Investigation of 'Org. 85'
Saturday, 24 April 2010
8.15 Breakfast
9.00

Panel 2, chair: Sigurd Hess

Richard H. Cummings (Düsseldorf)
The CIA, Crusade for Freedom, and Radio Free Asia

Matitiahu Mayzel (Tel-Aviv University)
Secrecy for the Sake of Publicity: Khrushchev's 1956 Secret Speech and Destalinisation

Jerca Vodusek Staric (University of Maribor)
Reality or Myth? Enemies of the People , Western Spies and Total Control of Society

Ephraim Lapid (Tel Aviv)
Soviet Military Involvement in the Middle East as Societal and Intelligence Challenge to Israel

12.30 Lunch
14.00

Panel 3 chair: Michael Wala

Lauren Angie Hutton (Pretoria)
Intelligence and Socio-Political Transitions in South Africa
 

John M. Nomikos (Athens)
Reforming the Greek Intelligence Service

Ulf Walther (Berlin)
From KGB to FSB in the Context of Political and Social Transformation in Russia
 

Clayton D. Laurie (Washington DC)
Popular Views on Intelligence and the CIA in Film and Literature: Entertainment and Reality

18.30 Dinner
20.00 AGN/IIHA membership meeting (members only)
Sunday, 25 April 2010
8.15 Breakfast
9.00

Panel 4 chair: Gerhard Schmid 

Helmut Müller-Enbergs (Berlin)
Der Kurras-Komplex: A very special case of Stasi subversion in West Germany
 

Saskia Hieber (Tutzing)
John Peet's Long Engagement: “Der Spion der keiner war” (The Spy Who Wasn't)

Jutta Braun (Potsdam)
Coming to Terms with the Stasi legacy in German Sports

12.00 Lunch, end of conference
 
How to register

AGN/IIHA members are requested to send their registration by post or by e-mail to -- Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Krieger (Fachbereich 06, Universität Marburg , 35032 Marburg / Germany )  – kriegerw@staff.uni-marburg.de --. Please provide your full name and home address (as well as your e-mail address if possible.) Accompanying spouses are requested to register with full names and addresses.

Those who are not or not yet AGN/IIHA members are requested to get in touch directly with the Akademie für Politische Bildung Tutzing, Buchensee 1, 82323 Tutzing, Germany (conference secretary: Heike Schenck – e-mail: H.Schenck@apb-tutzing.de -- Tel. X49-8158-256-46).

Please note that seating space and accommodation is quite limited at the Akademie. Registration takes place on a first-come-first-served basis. Participants who cannot be accommodated at the Akademie will be provided with a list of nearby hotels and bed-and-breakfast lodgings. Your registration will be confirmed by mail once it has been accepted.

The conference fee is to be paid in cash (Euro only!) upon arrival at the Akademie. For those with accommodation at the Akademie it includes bed and breakfast (2 nights), 2 lunches and 2 dinners. For the other participants the conference fee includes only 2 lunches and 2 dinners.

The following fees apply:

Non-members € 150
AGN/IIHA members € 110
Accompanying spouses sharing a double room € 90
Students € 55 (in shared accommodation)
Registered participants without accommodation € 65 (students € 40)

How to get to Tutzing

By car via Munich: Take the Autobahn in the direction of Garmisch. Take the “Starnberg” exit, follow the B-2 to Traubling, and take a left turn to Tutzing. The Akademie is on your left as you enter Tutzing. (Do not get “our” Akademie mixed up with the “Evangelische Akademie”!)

By train, take the S-Bahn S-6 or a regional train (RB) at Munich Hauptbahnhof  in the direction of Tutzing. Travel time is 28 to 46 minutes (the regional train is much faster). Trains run every 20 minutes. Attention: You must have a valid ticket (punched by the blue machine at the gate!) before boarding your train. From Tutzing station it's a 20 minute walk or a short taxi ride to the Akademie.

By air: From Munich airport you take the S-Bahn train to Hauptbahnhof in Munich and change to the S-6 line or RB train service to Tutzing (see above). Travel time from the airport is 90 minutes. (It is 77 km by car from Munich Airport to Tutzing. A taxi ride would be very expensive.)

 
           
Past Conferences


Programs and Digests of Previous Meetings

  Annual Meeting 2009, 18-19 October , Tel Aviv  
Annual Meeting 2008, 17-19 October , Hamburg
Annual Meeting 2007, 20-22 April, Weimar
Annual Meeting 2006, 7-9 April, Tutzing
Joint IIHA-NISA Meeting 2005, 17-19 June, Amsterdam
Annual Meeting 2004, 4-6 June, Graz
Annual Meeting 2003, July 11-13, Wittenberg
Meeting 2002, 31 May - 2 June, Strausberg
Annual Meeting 2001, 8-10 June, Hamburg
Annual Meeting 2000, 23-25 June, Paderborn
Annual Meeting 1999, 18-20 June, Tutzing
Annual Meeting 1998, 24-26 April, Tutzing
Annual Meeting 1997, 2-4 May, Strausberg
Annual Meeting 1996, 10-12 May, Hamburg
Annual Meeting 1995, 12-14 May, Tutzing
 

Last update 12 April 2010 by Jens Wegener