Available papers for the invited workshop ‘Nobility in Europe during the 20^th Century: Memories, Loyalties and Advantages in Context’, hosted by the European University Institute, Florence, 15-16 June 2009.

Latest update: 22 June 2009

Anna-Maria Åström	Heritage as a Cornerstone in Aristocratic Lifestyles. Landowning, Family Manors and Artefacts as Means of Maintaining Noble Credibility in Finland
Alice Bernard	The persistence of the aristocratic model :Adaptations and preservation strategies of the Parisian aristocracy 1900-1939
Nikolaj Bijleveld	The Renaissance of Dutch Nobility around 1900
Dina Gusejnova	German aristocratic writers as theorists of European identity, 1918 -1945
Lonia Jakubowska	White and Red Forever: Nobility and the Socialist State in Poland
Paul Janssens	L'évolution des valeurs familiales au sein de la noblesse belge au XXe siècle
Victor Karady	La noblesse estudiantine de Hongrie pendant le long 19e siècle : pérégrinations à l’étranger et choix d’études.
Philipp Korom & Jaap Dronkers	Nobility among the Austrian economic elite in 2008.
Yme Kuiper	How noble was the Dutch nobility? A family biographical and comparative view on an old noble family
Maria Malatesta	The reconversion of the Italian  nobility. Aristocracy and the fascist regime
G. Norrby	The Transformation of the Swedish Aristocracy 1900–1975
Huibert Schijf	Titled outsiders. Jewish nobility in the nineteenth and early twentieth century
Michael Seelig	A “Community of Opinions and Convictions”: Remembrance Techniques and Self-Perception of the East Elbian Nobility in West Germany, 1945/49-1974
Marja Vuorinen	In fond remembrance? Images from noble life in the past