Currently, no applications are accepted

Bronisław Geremek (1932–2008) was an internationally acknowledged historian, intellectual, politician and an exemplary European. From 1997 to 2000 he was Foreign Minister of Poland and received the Charlemagne Prize for distinguished service on behalf of European unification. As a member of the Board of Patrons, Geremek supported the IWM from its inception. To commemorate his name and his work, the IWM awards Bronisław Geremek Fellowships to young Polish doctoral or post-doctoral researchers studying Polish national heritage in the context of the European tradition. The Fellows are invited to spend ten months at the IWM.

Bronisław Geremek (1932–2008), war ein international anerkannter Historiker, Intellektueller und Politiker und ein vorbildlicher Europäer. Zwischen 1997 und 2000 war er polnischer Außenminister und erhielt den Karlspreis für außerordentliche Verdienste um die europäische Einigung. Als Mitglied des IWM Kuratoriums hat Geremek das Institut von Beginn an unterstützt. In seinem Andenken schreibt das IWM zehnmonatige Stipendien für junge polnische Doktoranden/innen und Postdocs aus, die sich mit dem polnischen Kulturerbe im Kontext der europäischen Tradition befassen.

Jury

Marcin Krol

Professor of History of Ideas, Warsaw University

Pawel Potoroczyn

Director of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Warsaw

Timothy D. Snyder

Professor of History, Yale University; Permanent Fellow, IWM

Jerzy Szacki

Professor of Sociology, Warsaw School of Social Psychology

Adam Zagajewski

poet, Professor at the Committee for Social Thought, University of Chicago

Bronisław Geremek Fellows currently at the IWM

Supported by the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.