Colonial Camps in the History of Concentration Camps

Università degli Studi,
Facoltà di Lettere e
Filosofia, Siena
Forum per i problemi
della pace e della
guerra
Lybian Studies
Center, Tripoli
Associazione per la
storia e le memorie
della Repubblica
Colonial Camps
in the History of
Concentration Camps
International Workshop
October 20-21, 2008
Aula Magna Storica,
Rettorato
Università degli Studi di Siena
Banchi di Sotto 55, Siena
Organization
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with the support of
October 20, 9.00 a.m.
Opening greetings
Dimitri D’Andrea (Forum per i problemi della pace e della guerra)
October 20, 3.00 p.m.
Italian Colonial Concentration Camps in Libya.
Sources
Mohamed T. Jerary (Libyan Studies Center)
Federico Cresti (University of Catania), Chairman
Roberto Venuti (Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia, Università degli studi di Siena)
Gian Luigi Rossi (University of Rome, Isiao), From Liberal Italy to Fascist
Massimo Toschi (Regione Toscana, Assessore alla cooperazione internazionale)
Patrizia Ferrara (Ministero per i beni e le attività culturali, Direzione generale
per gli archivi)
Gabriello Mancini (Fondazione Monte dei Paschi di Siena)
October 20, 9.30 a.m.
Colonial Camps. A Comparative Survey
Regime: Deportation from Tripoli, 1911-1913, and its Lessons Learned
Mahmoud al-Dik (Libyan Studies Center), Local and Italian Sources about
Libyan Deportees in Italian Islands
Salah ed-Din as-Sury (Lybian Studies Center), A Barred-Wire to Tighten
the Noose: the Closure of Cyrenaica
Leonardo Paggi (University of Modena-Reggio, Associazione per la storia
e le memorie della Repubblica) with Costantino Di Sante, “Population
Policy”, Resettlements and Colonial Camps in Libya
Habib Wadaàna al-Hisnawi (Libyan Studies Center), Fascist Camps for
Leonardo Paggi (University of Modena-Reggio), Chairman
Libyans: a Tool for Extermination
Angelo Del Boca (“I sentieri della ricerca”, editor) Introduction. A Long
Abdullah Ibrahim (Libyan Studies Center), Voices from the Camps: Oral
March Toward Extermination
David Anderson (University of Oxford), State Violence and Colonial Camps:
the British Experience in Kenya
Michel Cornaton (Université de Lyon), French Studies and Memories on
Algerian Camps
Olivier La Cour Grandmaison (Université d’Evry-Val-d’Essonne), Colonial
Camps are Really Back Today in Europe?
Mohamed T. Jerary (Lybian Studies Center), History and Politics of
Compensation. The Theoretical Side
François Dumasy (Université de Lyon), The ‘Beduin’ Camp in Tripoli: Liberal
Italy and the First Colonial Camps
History and the Experiences in the Italian Concentration Camps in al-Brega and
al-Agheila
October 21, 9.00 a.m.
Italian Colonial Concentration Camps in Libya.
Interpretations
Salvatore Bono (University of Perugia), Chairman
Nicola Labanca (University of Siena), New Sources on Fascist Colonial
Camps in Cyrenaica 1930-1933
Ali Ahmida Abdullatif (University of New England), The Subaltern’s Voice:
Oral History on Italian Colonial Camps in Cyrenaica
Eric Salerno (researcher, “Il messaggero”), Comparing Colonial and Work
Camps in Libya with Fascist and Nazi Camps in Tunisia and Algeria during WW2:
Preliminary Notes
Ali A. Dawi (Al Fatah University), Compensation for Concentration Camps
between Law and Justice.
Claudia Gazzini (University of Oxford), Surviving the Tripoli Prisons: Criminality
and Incarceration during the Colonial Period
Mohamed T. Jerary, Nicola Labanca, Concluding Remarks