PD Dr. habil. Friederike Kind-Kovács

PUBLIKATIONEN

Monografien

• Written Here, Published There: How Underground Literature Crossed the Iron Curtain, Central European University Press, Budapest und New York 2014.
  

Herausgeberschaften

• Special Issue “Transnational Radio monitoring in the Twentieth Century”. In: Media History, 25 (2019) 2 (eingereicht) (zus. mit Suzanne Bardgett und Vincent Kuitenbrouwer).
• From the Midwife’s Bag to the Patient’s File: Public Health in Eastern Europe, Central European University Press, Budapest und New York 2017 (zus. mit Sara Bernasconi und Heike Karge).
• Samizdat, Tamizdat and Beyond. Transnational media during and after socialism, Berghahn Books, New York 2013 (Taschenbuchausgabe 2015 erschienen) (zus. mit Jessie Labov).
  

Aufsätze in Zeitschriften

• Unorthodox Monitoring: Interviewing Secretive Listeners in the Early Cold War. In: Friederike Kind-Kovács/Suzanne Bardgett/Vincent Kuitenbrouwer, Special Issue “Transnational Radio Monitoring in the Twentieth Century”. In: Media History, 25 (2019) 2, (eingereicht).
• The Act of Listening: Radio Monitoring 1930–1990 (zus. mit Suzanne Bardgett und Vincent Kuitenbrouwer). In: Friederike Kind-Kovács/Suzanne Bardgett/Vincent Kuitenbrouwer, Special issue “Transnational Radio monitoring in the Twentieth Century”. In: Media History, 25 (2019) 2, (eingereicht).
• The Politics of Food Aid: American Child Feeding in Budapest after the Great War. In: New Perspectives, (2018) (positiv begutachtet und angenommen.
• Debating East Central Europe Again? German Academia and the Dilemma of Spatial Categories (zus. mit Valeska Bopp-Filimonov). In: Journal of Modern European History, 16 (2018) 3, S. 307–314.
• The Great War, the Child’s Body and the ‘American Red Cross’. In: European Review of History, 23 (2016) 1–2, S. 33–62.
• Crossing Germany’s Iron Curtain: Uncensored Literature from the GDR and the Other Europe. In: East Central Europe, 41 (2014), S. 180–203.
• Memories of Ethnic Cleansing and the local Iron Curtain in the Czech-German Borderlands. In: Nationalities Papers, 42 (2014) 2, S. 199–222.
• 'Voices, letters, literature through the Iron Curtain': Exiles and the (trans-)mission of radio in the Cold War. In: Cold War History, 13 (2013) 2, S. 193–220.
• The ‘Other’ Child Transports: World War I and the Temporary Displacement of Needy Children From Central Europe. In: Journal of the History of Irregular Childhood, 15 (2013), S. 75–109.
• Die erzählten Grenzen. Geschichte von Unten – Lebensgeschichtliche Interviews im bayerisch-böhmischen Grenzraum (zus. mit Sabina Bloman, Roxana Hila, Julia Kling und Markus Meinke). In: Blick in die Wissenschaft, 23 (2011), S. 3–10.
• Vom Untergrund in den Mainstream: Samizdat, Emigrationsliteratur und Tamizdat und die Neuerfindung Mitteleuropas in den achtziger Jahren (zus. mit Jan C. Behrends). In: Archiv für Sozialgeschichte, (2005) 45, S. 427–448.
  

Aufsätze in Sammelbänden

• Unlicensed and Unbound: Researching Textual Traffic (Samizdat/Tamizdat) and Information Flow Across Borders (together with Nicole Burgoyne, Jessie Labov, Veronika Tuckerov, Piotr Wcislik). In: Balázs Apor/Péter Apor/Sándor Horváth (Hg.): The Handbook of COURAGE: Cultural Opposition and Its Heritage in Eastern Europe, Budapest: Hungarian Academy of Sciences 2018, S. 415–444.
• Cultural Opposition as Transnational Practice (together with Jacqueline Nießer, Thomas Skowronek, Ulf Brunnbauer). In: Balázs Apor/Péter Apor/Sándor Horváth (Hg.): The Handbook of COURAGE: Cultural Opposition and Its Heritage in Eastern Europe, Budapest: Hungarian Academy of Sciences 2018, S. 551–572.
• Transatlantic Humanitarianism: Jewish Child Relief in post-WWI Budapest. In: Heike Karge/Friederike Kind-Kovács/Sara Bernasconi (Hg.): From the Midwife’s Bag to the Patient’s File: Public Health in Eastern Europe, Central European University Press, New York und Budapest 2017, S. 145–172.
• Introduction: From the Midwife’s Bag to the Patient’s File: Public Health in Eastern Europe (zus. mit Heike Karge und Sara Bernasconi). In: Heike Karge/Friederike Kind-Kovács/Sara Bernasconi (Hg.), From the Midwife’s Bag to the Patient’s File: Public Health in Eastern Europe, Central European University Press, New York und Budapest 2017, S. 7–30.
• Compassion for the Distant Other: Children’s Hunger and Humanitarian Relief in Budapest in the Aftermath of WWI. In: Beate Althammer/ Lutz Raphael/Tamara Stazic-Wendt (Hg.), Rescuing the Vulnerable: Poverty, Welfare and Social Ties in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Europe, Berghahn Books, New York 2016, S. 129–159.
• Voices, letters, and literature through the Iron Curtain: exiles and the (trans)mission of radio in the Cold War. In: Linda Risso (Hg.), Radio Wars: Broadcasting During the Cold War, Routledge, London und New York 2015, S. 49–76 (Wiederabdruck eines Special Issue in Buchform).
• Forbidden Fruit: Smuggling and Publishing Across Borders in Ancien Régime France and Cold War Eastern Europe (zus. mit Jessie Labov). In: Jan C. Behrends/Thomas Lindenberger (Hg.), Publishing and the Public Sphere. Transnational Perspectives, Lit Verlag, Berlin 2014, S. 257–289.
• Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty as the ‘echo chamber’ of tamizdat. In: Friederike Kind-Kovács/Jessie Labov (Hg.), Samizdat, Tamizdat and Beyond. Transnational media during and after socialism, Berghahn Books, New York 2013, S. 70–91.
• (Re)Joining the Community of Letters? The circulation of uncensored literature in/of Cold War Europe. In: Teresa Pinheiro/Beata Cieszynska/Eduardo Franco (Hg.), Ideas of/for Europe. An Interdisciplinary Approach to European Identity, Peter Lang, Frankfurt a. M. 2012, S. 177–195.
• Historische Ambivalenzen von ,Transfer‘- und Grenzgeschichte(n): Bevölkerungsverschiebung und Literaturschmuggel im bayerisch-böhmischen Grenzraum. In: Markus Meinke (Hg.): Die tschechisch-bayerische Grenze im Kalten Krieg in vergleichender Perspektive. Politische, ökonomische und soziokulturelle Dimensionen, Regensburg 2011, S. 93–108.
• Samizdat-Tamizdat: an entangled phenomenon? (zus. mit Jessie Labov). In: Friederike Kind-Kovács/Jessie Labov (Hg.), Samizdat, Tamizdat and Beyond. Transnational media during and after socialism, Berghahn Books, New York 2013, S. 1–23.
• Life stories reconnected: Publishing Tamizdat as a symbolic act of recreating biographical coherence? In: Sari Autio-Sarasmo/Brendan Humphreys (Hg.), Winter Kept us Warm: Cold War Interactions Reconsidered, Kikimora Publications, Helsinki 2010, S. 170–191.
• An ‘Other Europe’ through Literature: Recreating a European literary ,Kontinent‘ after Helsinki. In: Jose Faraldo, Paulina Gulinska-Jurgiel und Christian Domnitz (Hg.), Europe in the Eastern Bloc. Imaginations and Discourses, Böhlau, Köln 2008, S. 267–299.
  

Rezensionen

• Rez. zu: Militant around the Clock? Left-Wing Youth Politics, Leisure, and Sexuality in Post-Dictatorship Greece, 1974–1981, Nikolaos Papadogiannis. In: Slavic Review, 76 (2017) 2, S. 534–535.
• Rez. zu: Uncensored: Samizdat Novels and The Quest for Autonomy in Soviet Dissidence, Ann Komaromi. In: Russian Review, 75 (July 2016), S. 511 f.
• Sammelrez. zu: „Cold War Broadcasting“. Impact on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. A Collection of Studies and Document,  A. Ross Johnson/R. Eugene Parta (Hg.); Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. The CIA Years and Beyond, A. Ross Johnson; Radio Free Europe's „Crusade for Freedom“. Rallying Americans Behind Cold War Broadcasting, 1950–1960, Richard H. Cummings; Airy Curtains in the European Ether. Broadcasting and the Cold War, Alexander Badenoch/Andreas Fickers/Christian Henrich-Franke (Hg.). In: H-Soz-u-Kult vom 1. Oktober 2013. [online]
  
• Rez. zu: Internationalism reconfigured: transnational ideas and movements between the world wars, Daniel Laqua. In: Archiv für Sozialgeschichte, 52 (2012). [pdf]
  
•  Rez. zu: Lukács und 1968. Eine Spurensuche, Rüdiger Dannemann. In: Ungarn-Jahrbuch. Zeitschrift für interdisziplinäre Hungarologie, 30 (2009–2010), S. 291–294.
• Rez. zu: Erinnerungen nach der Wende: Oral History und (Post)Sozialistische Gesellschaften, Julia Obertreis/Anke Stefan. In: Südost-Forschungen, 68 (2009), S. 714–718.
• Rez. zu: Russia Abroad. Prague and the Russian Diaspora, 1918–1938, Catherine Andreyev/Ivan Savický. In: Archiv für Sozialgeschichte, 46 (2006).
  

Weitere Veröffentlichungen

• Budapest’s Eastern Train Station: From the Past to Today’s (Child) Refugee Crisis, London: Homepage der Reluctant Internationalists vom 12. Oktober 2015. [online]
  

VORTRÄGE

Konferenzen

• The Biopolitics of Hunger: Managing children’s starving bodies after the Great War, Jahrestagung des Imre Kertész Kolleg, Jena, 14.06.2019
• Childhood in Times of Political Transformation, IAS, Budapest, 5.6.2019
• Picturing the Postwar: Children’s Destitution and Humanitarian Relief in Budapest (Keynote), Images and Languages of Despair and Violence Representations of Eastern Europe after the Great War, IOS Regensburg, Regensburg, 12.10.2018
• You cannot get to see them’ Refugees and Humanitarians in Budapest after the Great War, New Perspective on Central European and Transatlantic Migration 1800–2000, Institute for Advanced Study, Budapest, 9.3.2018
• The dangers of listening: transnational surveillance of radio in the Cold War, Knowing your Enemy (and your Friends): Cultures of Radio Monitoring and Surveillance, York University, York, 16.9.2016
• From food to business: children’s hunger and American relief in Hungary after the Great War, ESSHC Valencia, Valencia, 1.4.2016
• Refugee slumming: Budapest’s housing crisis after the Great War, East Central Europe in the First Half of the 20th Century-Transnational Perspectives, GWZO Leipzig, Leipzig, 15.1.2016
• American food for Central Europe: milk kitchens and children’s feeding stations in post-WWI Budapest, ASEEES, Philadelphia, 19.11.2015
  

Workshops und Kolloquien

• Budapest’s Children: Famine Relief in the Aftermath of the Great War, IAS, Budapest, 22.5.2019
• Save the Children Through Education: Children’s Workrooms in Budapest after the Great War, Kolloquium der Professur für Neuere und Neueste Geschichte, TU Dresden, Dresden, 28.1.2019
• Mission Accomplished? RFE/RL after 1989, National and International Broadcasting in Turbulent Times: Mediating Between States and Publics, Central European University, Budapest, 17.12.2018
• The Value of Memories and Pictures: Child Transports after the Great War, Kolloquium Historische Erziehungswissenschaften, Universität Halle, Halle, 5.12.2018
• Strategies of Survival, Hunger Draws the Map: Blockade and Food Shortages in Europe 1914–1922, Oxford University, Oxford, 17.5.2018
• Maps, Food Tickets and Handkerchiefs: The Materiality of Child Relief, Kolloquium des Imre Kertész Kollegs, Imre Kertész Kolleg, Jena, 23.4.2018
• The Politics of Food Aid: American Child-Feeding in Budapest after the Great War, Kolloquium der Nordamerikanischen Geschichte, Universität Erfurt, Erfurt, 17.11.2017
• Social, cultural and physical aspects of hunger in WWI Budapest, Hoover Institution Archives Stanford, Stanford, 5.–7.4.2017
• Know Your Listeners: Mutual Radio Surveillance in the Early Cold War, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, 14.3.2017
• The battle is fought on the farms’: famine in Hungary during WWI, Hunger Draws the Map: Blockade and Food Shortages in Europe 1914–1922, Oxford University, Oxford, 21.9.2016
• Listening to the enemy: radio surveillance and punishment in the early Cold War, Cambridge University, Cambridge, 22.11.2016
• The hungry city: children’s famine and relief in post-WWI Hungary, Oberseminar Neuere und Neueste Geschichte, Universität Gießen, Gießen, 30.11.2016
• Transatlantic Humanitarianism: American child relief in Hungary after the Great War, Department of American Studies, Universität Regensburg, Regensburg, 3.12.2015