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15.05.13
ERIH Annual Conference 2013 - Save the date - Call for papers now open
ERIH Annual Conference 2013 – Back in the Ruhr
Subject: “Measuring the benefits of industrial...
10.03.13
Review of the ERIH Annual Conference 2012
More than 100 delegates from 15 European Countries attended the ERIH Conference 2012 in September...
21.02.13
Call for papers: Rust, Regeneration and Romance: Iron and Steel Landscapes and Cultures
International Conference Announcement and Call for Papers from the Ironbridge International...
Biographies
Ce sont toujours les hommes qui font l’Histoire… il en est de même pour l’époque de la révolution industrielle.
Nous vous présentons ci-après un choix de personnalités qui ont profondément marqué l’histoire industrielle européenne.
Josiah
Wedgwood
(1750 - 95)
Joseph Wedgwood was, in his lifetime, the best-known pottery manufacturer in Europe. He made many notable...
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William
Wilkinson
(1744 - 1808)
William Wilkinson was the principal channel through which British innovations in ironmaking in the 18th...
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Alfred
Williams
(1877 - 1930)
(Owen) Alfred Williams was a poet and writer, whose account of more than 20 years employment at the locomotive...
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Arno
Wolff
(1931)
The life of Arno Wolff, like that of so many European working men, was shaped by the Second World War....
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Eryk Josef
Woszczychi
(1921 - 2002)
Migration in search of work has always been part of the pattern of industrialisation. In the years after...
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Carl
Zeiss
(1816 - 1888)
Carl Zeiss, by origin a maker of lenses, was one of the leaders of the photographic industry in Europe...
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Emile
Zola
(1840 - 1902)
The novels of Emile Zola depict with startling clarity the inhuman and oppressive aspects of working...
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