15:00–16:00 Justinas Žilinskas ()

Trials for Change: The Impact of Mediatized Trials Conference Venue Conference A Comparative Approach: upon Lithuanian Legal System September 25–26, 2019 Poland, East and West Germany Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania 18:15–18:45 Gedimino pr. 51, Łukasz Jasiński (Berlin) LT-01504 Vilnius Medialisation of War Crimes Trials in Poland and East Concluding Remarks

Germany in Decades of 1950s and 1960s. An Attempt Contact of Comparison 19:00 Gintarė Malinauskaitė Branch Office of the GHI Warsaw in Vilnius Paulina Gulińska-Jurgiel (Halle (Saale)) Dinner (self-pay) Jogailos g. 4 Invisible Achievements, Visible Defeats? LT-01116 Vilnius Media Reports and Real Experience in the Field Phone: (+370-5) 269 0102 of Coming to Terms with the War Crimes. E-mail: [email protected] A Case Study on Poland and Western Germany www.dhi.waw.pl in the 1960’s and the 1970’s www.facebook.com/Vokietijosistorijosinstitutas

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Victims and Witnesses Concept and Organization Dr. des. Gintarė Malinauskaitė Dr. Justas Stončius Anne Klein (Cologne) Prof. dr. Vygantas Vareikis Law and History in the Making. The FFDJF Dr. Hektoras Vitkus and the “Lischka Trial” in Cologne, 1974 to 1980

Denis Scuto / Elisabeth Wingerter (Luxembourg) Organizing Institutions The Alfred Oppenheimer Testimony and Luxemburg’s Branch Office of the German Historical Institute Master Narrative Warsaw in Vilnius Klaipėda University, the Institute of Baltic Region 17:00–17:15 Making Justice History and Archaeology (BRIAI) Coffee break Visible:

17:15–18:15 The Mediatization

Politics, Justice and Public Perceptions of the World War II of the War Crimes Trials in the 1990s War Crimes Trials Vygantas Vareikis (Klaipėda) Photo: Defendants accused of mass murder of Jews The Case of Aleksandras Lileikis in Lithuania 25–26 September 2019 at the trial in Klaipėda, 1964. (1994–2000) Source: LGGRTC Okupacijų ir laisvės kovų muziejus, Vilnius, Martynas Mažvydas National Library inventory number OLKM KF 561/1 of Lithuania 14:15–15:45 17:30–19:00 10:00–11:00 Wednesday, 25 September Public Reactions and Opinions Soviet War Crimes Trials: War Crimes Trials in the Context The Lithuanian Case of the Cold War 9:00–9:15 Giovanni Focardi (Padua) Welcome Everybody’s Talking about It. Public Opinion Zigmas Vitkus (Klaipėda) Meelis Maripuu (Tallinn) and Trials against Fascists in Italy (1943–1948) Paneriai (Ponary): Mass Executions in the Mirror Cold War Show Trials in Estonia: 9:15–10:45 of Soviet Extraordinary Commission (1944–1945) Justice and Propaganda in the Balance Robert Sigel () Keynote Lecture The Dachau Trials – Public Perception Stanislovas Stasiulis (Vilnius) Kerstin von Lingen (Vienna) and Public Reactions “Under the Name of Soviet Law”: The Trials of the Justice in Times of Turmoil: War Crimes Trials in Asia Lawrence R. Douglas (Amherst) Former Members of the 1(13) and the 2(12) Lithuanian in the Context of Decolonization and Cold War From Aggression to Atrocity: Edith Raim (Augsburg) Police Battalions in Soviet Lithuania Conceptions of the Verbrecherstaat German Prosecution of Nazi Crimes 11:00–11:15

and Public Reactions (1945–1949) Gintarė Malinauskaitė (Vilnius) 10:45–11:00 War Crimes Trials in the Context of the Cold War: Coffee break

15:45–17:15 The Publicization of the 1964 Klaipėda Trial in Soviet

Coffee break Lithuania and the USA 11:15–13:15 Medialization of the Eichmann Trial: Trial on Film 11:00–12:30 Reception and its Aftermath 19:00

Media Narratives and Reception Jakub Muchowski (Kraków) Dinner (self-pay) Natalija Arlauskaitė (Vilnius) of the Nuremberg Trials: Eichmann Trial Reception in the Polish People’s Film Trials of 1960s: Rhetoric of Hybridity and the Soviet Union Republic in the 60s Justas Stončius (Klaipėda) Thursday, 26 September Christine Bartlitz (Potsdam) Hülya Tuncor (Giessen) Allusions to : The Construction of Soviet “Hier spricht Berlin” / “This is Berlin speaking”. Creating a Cosmopolitanized Memory? Lithuanian Documentary Movies about Trials against The Nuremberg Trials 1945/46 in Reports The Reception of the Eichmann Trial War Crimes 9:00–10:00 and Commentaries of the East Berlin Broadcasting in the Turkish Print Media in the 1960’s Doris Pichler (Graz) Station “Berliner Rundfunk” War Crimes Trials in the Southeastern Europe Jasmin Söhner (Heidelberg) / Máté Zombory (Budapest) The Memory of Justice: Beyond the Nuremberg Trials or the Thin Line of Justice Benas Lastauskas (Vilnius) The Continuation of the Eichmann Trial: Investigation Andrei Muraru (Bucharest) International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg Exposé and Criminal Procedure against “Adenauer’s Chief Between Publicization of the and Trivialization Katja S. Baumgärtner (Berlin) in Newspaper “Tiesa”: Between Facts and Ideology Aide” Hans Globke (1960–1963) of the Crimes. The Mediatization of the Romanian Gazes on Court – Gender, Film and the Female Post-war Trials Regarding Transnistria Annette Weinke (Jena) 17:15–17:30 Perpetrator in Zagrożenie (PRL 1976, Wacław Florkowski, Danuta Brzosko-Mędryk) Nuremberg, International Criminal Law and Juridical Klara Muhle (Jena) Coffee break Anti-Fascism in the GDR, 1947–1972 Draža Mihailović on Trial: Media Narratives and 13:15–15:00 Internal Discussions in Yugoslavia, Great Britain 12:30–14:15 and the US Lunch break Lunch break