Oliver Wach
@obwach.bsky.social
Research Fellow & PhD Candidate at Freie Universität Berlin | Applied, Econ History, Development, Pol Economy
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Leaving Lund after my first World Economic History Congress — what an experience! An incredible location, and inspiring presentations and people. Heading home exhausted but full of ideas. Already looking forward to Uruguay!
August 1, 2025 at 7:42 AM
Leaving Lund after my first World Economic History Congress — what an experience! An incredible location, and inspiring presentations and people. Heading home exhausted but full of ideas. Already looking forward to Uruguay!
„Anyone who would choose Lithuania as an enemy has also made an enemy of the United States of America“. An inscription in Vilnius from 2002 — one can only hope those words are still remembered.
May 2, 2025 at 10:10 AM
„Anyone who would choose Lithuania as an enemy has also made an enemy of the United States of America“. An inscription in Vilnius from 2002 — one can only hope those words are still remembered.
In DC, Polish history isn’t hard to find. On my morning run, I encountered Kościuszko and Pulaski—Polish soldiers of the American Revolution. Their statues near the White House are fitting reminders as we are currently working on polish influence in the U.S.!
March 4, 2025 at 2:38 PM
In DC, Polish history isn’t hard to find. On my morning run, I encountered Kościuszko and Pulaski—Polish soldiers of the American Revolution. Their statues near the White House are fitting reminders as we are currently working on polish influence in the U.S.!
So happy to host @pbukowski.bsky.social at FU Berlin today! Pawel is sharing an introduction to the history of inequality in Central and Eastern Europe with our students. Looking forward for the conversation and perspectives!
December 4, 2024 at 1:51 PM
So happy to host @pbukowski.bsky.social at FU Berlin today! Pawel is sharing an introduction to the history of inequality in Central and Eastern Europe with our students. Looking forward for the conversation and perspectives!