This year, the Historikertag will take place at the University of Bonn from September 16 to 19. With an average of 2,500 participants, the event is the largest specialist congress for the humanities in Europe. It is organized by the Verband der Historiker und Historikerinnen Deutschlands (VHD) in cooperation with the Verband der Geschichtslehrerinnen und -lehrer (VGD) and the host university. This year, the IEG will once again be represented with numerous contributions. For more information on the IEG's participation, see more details. Events with IEG participation at the German Historikertag 2025 at the University of Bonn: - Section: Confronting the New: Power Dynamics among Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Sixteenth-Century Istanbul - with Susanne Härtel (Berlin), Denise Klein (IEG) and Nicholas Melvani (Mainz) - Section: Deportation, Peuplierung, Menschenhandel – Dynamiken erzwungener Mobilität in der Frühen Neuzeit - with Florian Kühnel (IEG), Eva Marie Lehner (Bonn) and Eva Seemann (DHI Paris) - Section: Die vielen Unterschiede: Dis/ability, Bildung und Herkunft als zeitgeschichtliche Kategorien - with Gregor Feindt (IEG), Anne Friedrichs (IEG/LMU), Johannes Paulmann (IEG). With Till Kössler (Halle-Wittenberg) and Gabriele Lingelbach (Kiel). - Debate: Teile und erhalte. Forschungsdaten veröffentlichen in der Geschichtswissenschaft - concept and organization: Constanze Buyken, Fabian Cremer, Thorsten Wübbena. With IEG advisory board member Silke Schwandt - NFDI4Memory: Community Forum, Pre-Conference (2 events) - DFG review board “Geschichtswissenschaften” introduces itself - with Claudia Althaus (DFG), Johannes Paulmann (spokesperson FK, IEG) and others.