The Federation of Historical and Archaeological Societies of Paris and the Ile-de-France organizes on 27 and 28 November 2009 the thirteenth conference of regional history with the theme "History of Migration in Ile-de-France "to be held in Créteil Hotel Department.
I for my part would participate in one of my ongoing research on Albanian immigration in France in the inter-war period. Paris is indeed a major site that I have identified with the North of France, Saint-Etienne and Lyon. My paper focus on the Albanian question in the capital and the surrounding communities (including Saint-Ouen and Clichy). From the Archives holdings of Paris (censuses, administrative records and judicial), the Archives of the Prefecture de Police de Paris (the term "colony Albanian" was derived), private funds from the National Archives and memories Albanian migrants published in Albanian or French, I will try at first to identify the different categories of migrants (students, political exiles, and labor), the privileged areas for installation ( Latin Quarter, neighborhoods north of Paris, Saint- Ouen), their places of sociability and how they organize (associations) or not to organize. It is also understood that first wave of emigration from this young country (Albania being independent since 1913) in which the Albanian communist movement took birth in part through working with personalities such as Albanian workers Halim Xhelo. From the perspective of Parisian history, it is interesting to look through a magnifying glass that can be a community of migrants, rather small (between 300 and 500) and examine the concept of community group (is he joined a group or is that the strata are only found never? And how?), Especially since this "group" barely survives the war (back in the country, unable to renewal of migrants because of the dictatorship).
I give you here the two-day program:
Friday, November 27, 2009
14h: Home
methodological approaches to migration
14h15: Philippe Rygiel, "Overview on the historiography of migration"
2:45 p.m. Delphine FOLLIET " www.generiques.org : online resources for the history of immigration"
15.15: Stéphanie Rivoire, "the collection of audiovisual archives on Migration in Val-de- Marne
International migration, internal migration
16h: Christine GARMY, "Immigration, internal migration and external Nemours eighteenth century to the present"
16.30 CAZEIN Mary, "migratory movements Louvres the middle of the eighteenth century to the Second World War "
17h: NICOLSKY Alexander," The Russians Chelles (1914-2009) "
17.30 ATALIAN Claude," The immigration of Armenians in the Ile-de-France "
18h: François Boulet," The exodus from May to June 1940 in Ile-de France "
Saturday, November 28, 2009
International migration, internal migration (continued)
9:30 Natacha Lillo," Immigration in Seine-Saint-Denis and Hauts-de-Seine "
10h: Nancy Green," An immigration elite: Americans of the right bank (1880-1940) "
10.30: Marie-Claude Blanc-Chaléard," The Italian territories in the Paris region (1880-1960) "
11.15: Marie-Christine Volovitch-TAVARES," The Portuguese presence in the Ile-de-France "
11:45: Mick WILMART," The 'Albanian colony' in Paris in Between the Wars "
reception, integration of migrants
14h: Marie-Denise VIGNAL," Successful integration: the Swiss at Rueil in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries "
14h30: Michel Guillot, "The patronage of the Little Savoyards and hermitages in the Paris region in the eighteenth century"
15h: Janine Ponty, "Paris, second capital of Poland"
15:30: Daniel Martin, "A shanty town on the Portuguese shelf Champigny"
16:15: Sevan Ananian, "The mutual integration of Armenians in Alford"
16h45: Thierry Halay, "Esperanto and lesmigrations in Ile-de-France"
17:15: Pascal Gauthier, "The Odyssey 'Esparisiens' in the second half of the twentieth century"
17h45: Andrew Cohen, "The arrival of Jews from Egypt to France (1948-1956)"
18h15: Philippe Rygiel, "Conclusions"
I for my part would participate in one of my ongoing research on Albanian immigration in France in the inter-war period. Paris is indeed a major site that I have identified with the North of France, Saint-Etienne and Lyon. My paper focus on the Albanian question in the capital and the surrounding communities (including Saint-Ouen and Clichy). From the Archives holdings of Paris (censuses, administrative records and judicial), the Archives of the Prefecture de Police de Paris (the term "colony Albanian" was derived), private funds from the National Archives and memories Albanian migrants published in Albanian or French, I will try at first to identify the different categories of migrants (students, political exiles, and labor), the privileged areas for installation ( Latin Quarter, neighborhoods north of Paris, Saint- Ouen), their places of sociability and how they organize (associations) or not to organize. It is also understood that first wave of emigration from this young country (Albania being independent since 1913) in which the Albanian communist movement took birth in part through working with personalities such as Albanian workers Halim Xhelo. From the perspective of Parisian history, it is interesting to look through a magnifying glass that can be a community of migrants, rather small (between 300 and 500) and examine the concept of community group (is he joined a group or is that the strata are only found never? And how?), Especially since this "group" barely survives the war (back in the country, unable to renewal of migrants because of the dictatorship).
I give you here the two-day program:
Program
Friday, November 27, 2009
14h: Home
methodological approaches to migration
14h15: Philippe Rygiel, "Overview on the historiography of migration"
2:45 p.m. Delphine FOLLIET " www.generiques.org : online resources for the history of immigration"
15.15: Stéphanie Rivoire, "the collection of audiovisual archives on Migration in Val-de- Marne
International migration, internal migration
16h: Christine GARMY, "Immigration, internal migration and external Nemours eighteenth century to the present"
16.30 CAZEIN Mary, "migratory movements Louvres the middle of the eighteenth century to the Second World War "
17h: NICOLSKY Alexander," The Russians Chelles (1914-2009) "
17.30 ATALIAN Claude," The immigration of Armenians in the Ile-de-France "
18h: François Boulet," The exodus from May to June 1940 in Ile-de France "
Saturday, November 28, 2009
International migration, internal migration (continued)
9:30 Natacha Lillo," Immigration in Seine-Saint-Denis and Hauts-de-Seine "
10h: Nancy Green," An immigration elite: Americans of the right bank (1880-1940) "
10.30: Marie-Claude Blanc-Chaléard," The Italian territories in the Paris region (1880-1960) "
11.15: Marie-Christine Volovitch-TAVARES," The Portuguese presence in the Ile-de-France "
11:45: Mick WILMART," The 'Albanian colony' in Paris in Between the Wars "
reception, integration of migrants
14h: Marie-Denise VIGNAL," Successful integration: the Swiss at Rueil in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries "
14h30: Michel Guillot, "The patronage of the Little Savoyards and hermitages in the Paris region in the eighteenth century"
15h: Janine Ponty, "Paris, second capital of Poland"
15:30: Daniel Martin, "A shanty town on the Portuguese shelf Champigny"
16:15: Sevan Ananian, "The mutual integration of Armenians in Alford"
16h45: Thierry Halay, "Esperanto and lesmigrations in Ile-de-France"
17:15: Pascal Gauthier, "The Odyssey 'Esparisiens' in the second half of the twentieth century"
17h45: Andrew Cohen, "The arrival of Jews from Egypt to France (1948-1956)"
18h15: Philippe Rygiel, "Conclusions"
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