Program konferencji, Niepołomice 22 IX 2023r.
9.30-11.10
Michał Stachura (UJ), Opening of the conference
Michał Stachura, Between sea and desert – the use of diversity of climatic and environmental zones in the wars in North Africa between 533 and 548 AD
Łukasz Makowski (Toruń), Environment as third side of conflict? Its influence on war on example of cathar’s war in Canzo de la Crozada
Piotr Guzowski (UwB), Adam Izdebski (UJ), Monika Kozłowiec-Szyc (UwB), The impact of war on changes in the landscape and agricultural economy of Poland in the 17th in the light of historical sources and natural archives (referred by Monika Kozłowiec-Szyc)
11.30-13.00
Arkadiusz Bożejewicz (Toruń), “The enemy separated himself from us with fire and water…” The influence of terrain, weather and the course of military operations during the Polish-Swedish war in the years 1626-1629
Krzysztof Kuczyński (UW), “Winter has come...” King Augustus the Strong’s privateers activities in 1700-01 and the hydrographic conditions of the southern Baltic Sea
Michał Mydłowski (Warszawa), Influence of weather and environment on the combat ability of the Army of the Potomac during the operational pause of 1861/1862
13.00-14.30 lunch break
14.30-15.10
Bondesan Aldino (University of Padua), Giovanni Cadioli (University of Padua), Francesco Frizzera (Italian War History Museum – Rovereto), Marco Mondini (University of Padua), Stefano Morosini (University of Bergamo),
The ecologic consequences of the war. An Environmental History interdisciplinary research project on the First World War site of Mount Scorluzzo (3,094 metres asl) – Stelvio National Park, Italy (referred by Stefano Morosini)
15.30-16.30
Jan Błachnio (UW), “Regardless of the weather condition.” The influence of climatic factors on the shape of the provisions of Austro-Hungarian military regulations
Piotr Szlanta (Stacja Naukowa PAN we Wiedniu), First Cold War
16.30-18.00
Karolina Wróbel-Bardzik (UW), Wartime deforestation. Environmental history of the occupied Warsaw and surrounding areas (1939–1945)
Michał Leśniewski (UW), Horse as a Factor of a Change of Military Traditions. Based on few South African Examples (The Boer War 1899-1902, The Transvaal War 1880-1881 and the Basotho Gun War 1880-1881)
Piotr Szlanta, Closing of the conference