2023 in Review
- Zachary Mazur

- Jan 1, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 13
This has been a huge year. Lots of travel, lots of new experiences and a ton of enriching events.
All told, I gave 44 lectures in five countries, attended and contributed to 6 conferences and workshops, and submitted 5 pieces to journals and collected volumes.
Publishing timelines being what they are, I also had a few pieces come out this year, including:
“Mini-States and Micro-Sovereignty: Local Democracies in East Central Europe, 1918-1923,” Contemporary European History (Vol. 32, Issue 2, 2023).
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“Was there ever a Polish peasant? Historical imagination and the people’s history of Poland,” Acta Polinae Historica Vol. 126 (2023): 155-180.

You can watch my lecture on disinformation at the Museum of Jewish Heritage that took place in November:
And my online lecture on shtetl life in partnership with the Eldridge Street Museum in New York:
Looking forward to lots more exciting work in 2024!

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