Episode 20, Refugee Histories in East-Central Europe in the 20th Century, Gast: Michal Frankl

In the 20th episode of the migration history podcast “Transit”, Michal Frankl talks with Franziska Lamp-Miechowiecki about results from his recently finished ERC-project “Unlikely Refuge. Refugees and Citizens in East-Central Europe in the 20th century” as well as about his previous research on the role of “stateless spaces” and the experience of the “no man’s land” in East-Central European border regions in the late 1930s.  Frankl also discusses his research on post-communist refugee policies in the 1990s as well as his more recent endeavours in the field of citizen-science to create archives by and about migrants and refugees.