Daphné Bolz
Biographic Data
| ID | 5902623 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daphné Bolz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daphné |
| FAMILY NAME | Bolz |
| SIGNATURE | BOLZ D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Rouen Normandie |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5334-4622 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Un sport ouvrier en quête de racines
Au début des années 1920, le sport ouvrier est un mouvement de loisirs international de premier plan particulièrement fort en Allemagne. Cet article analyse l’adaptation du sport ouvrier strasbourgeois quand l’Alsace devient française en 1918. La première partie se concentre sur la structure mise en place et sur les tensions liées au conflit entre socialistes et communistes. La deuxième aborde les caractéristiques du sport ouvrier strasbourgeois …
Les espaces de l’éducation physique. xix e - xx e siècle
Entre 1911 et 1923, la petite ville de Bischwiller, située à 20 km au nord de Strasbourg, voit s’implanter progressivement des pratiques footballistiques du fait de nombreuses circonstances favorables. Ce processus d’acculturation est rendu possible notamment par l’action permanente des militaires français, véritables passeurs culturels grâce à leur activité footballistique qui représente autant d’opportunités pour renforcer les contacts entre « …
Physical education and bodily strengthening on either side of the Rhine
International audience
Across Fields and Boundaries
This article presents my personal experience as a European scholar at the turn of the twentieth century. In this period, sports historiography was characterized by a shift from political and social history to a broader cultural consideration of sport. In a time when the internet was developing and exchanges between researchers became easier, I experienced and contributed to the internationalization of the field. Nevertheless, this evolution did n…
Sports Policy, the Press and the Origins of the Cold War in Occupied Germany, 1945–51
This article, which is based on original archival and press research, examines the origins of the Cold War from the perspective of sport in the post-war occupied zones of Germany. Both the western Allies and Soviet communist victors claimed that they wished to use sport to help establish ‘democracy’ in Germany. However, their conceptions of ‘democracy’ were diametrically opposed and each side used the sporting press to caricature and criticise th…
Reversing the Influence
International audience
Sport, History, and Heritage
Creating Places for Sport in Interwar Europe. A Comparison of the Provision of Sports Venues in Italy, Germany and England
International audience
Welcoming the World's Best Athletes
After the end of the Second World War and despite the experience of the Berlin 1936 Games, the concept of Olympism still appeared to many politicians as a valid ideology to promote a new relationship between people and states. The XIVth celebration of the games, to be held in 1948, was decided immediately after the end of the conflict and London was chosen to host the meeting. National and international sports officials were as enthusiastic about…
Les arènes totalitaires
À la fois fête des peuples et fête de la beauté, les Jeux olympiques de Berlin ont été immortalisés en 1936 par Leni Riefenstahl. Mais comment les « dieux du stade » ont-ils contribué à l’affirmation des nazis sur la scène internationale ? Et comment comprendre l’incroyable puissance fusionnelle de ces célébrations politico-sportives ? À partir d’archives inédites, Daphné Bolz montre comment les régimes d’Hitler et de Mussolini ont soumis le spor…
Creating Places for Sport in Interwar Europe. A Comparison of the Provision of Sports Venues in Italy, Germany and England
International audience
Reversing the Influence
International audience
Les arènes totalitaires
À la fois fête des peuples et fête de la beauté, les Jeux olympiques de Berlin ont été immortalisés en 1936 par Leni Riefenstahl. Mais comment les « dieux du stade » ont-ils contribué à l’affirmation des nazis sur la scène internationale ? Et comment comprendre l’incroyable puissance fusionnelle de ces célébrations politico-sportives ? À partir d’archives inédites, Daphné Bolz montre comment les régimes d’Hitler et de Mussolini ont soumis le spor…
Welcoming the World's Best Athletes
After the end of the Second World War and despite the experience of the Berlin 1936 Games, the concept of Olympism still appeared to many politicians as a valid ideology to promote a new relationship between people and states. The XIVth celebration of the games, to be held in 1948, was decided immediately after the end of the conflict and London was chosen to host the meeting. National and international sports officials were as enthusiastic about…
Sport, History, and Heritage
Creating Places for Sport in Interwar Europe. A Comparison of the Provision of Sports Venues in Italy, Germany and England
International audience
Reversing the Influence
International audience
Sports Policy, the Press and the Origins of the Cold War in Occupied Germany, 1945–51
This article, which is based on original archival and press research, examines the origins of the Cold War from the perspective of sport in the post-war occupied zones of Germany. Both the western Allies and Soviet communist victors claimed that they wished to use sport to help establish ‘democracy’ in Germany. However, their conceptions of ‘democracy’ were diametrically opposed and each side used the sporting press to caricature and criticise th…
Across Fields and Boundaries
This article presents my personal experience as a European scholar at the turn of the twentieth century. In this period, sports historiography was characterized by a shift from political and social history to a broader cultural consideration of sport. In a time when the internet was developing and exchanges between researchers became easier, I experienced and contributed to the internationalization of the field. Nevertheless, this evolution did n…
Physical education and bodily strengthening on either side of the Rhine
International audience
Les espaces de l’éducation physique. xix e - xx e siècle
Entre 1911 et 1923, la petite ville de Bischwiller, située à 20 km au nord de Strasbourg, voit s’implanter progressivement des pratiques footballistiques du fait de nombreuses circonstances favorables. Ce processus d’acculturation est rendu possible notamment par l’action permanente des militaires français, véritables passeurs culturels grâce à leur activité footballistique qui représente autant d’opportunités pour renforcer les contacts entre « …
Un sport ouvrier en quête de racines
Au début des années 1920, le sport ouvrier est un mouvement de loisirs international de premier plan particulièrement fort en Allemagne. Cet article analyse l’adaptation du sport ouvrier strasbourgeois quand l’Alsace devient française en 1918. La première partie se concentre sur la structure mise en place et sur les tensions liées au conflit entre socialistes et communistes. La deuxième aborde les caractéristiques du sport ouvrier strasbourgeois …
Sports, Gender, and Society (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · History (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Economic history (3 works)