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Please join us for this wonderful documentary film and musical journey of the city that bridges Europe & Asia. Free and open to the public! Introduction by Emrah Sahin
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Please join us for this wonderful documentary film and musical journey of the city that bridges Europe & Asia. Free and open to the public! Introduction by Emrah Sahin |
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Please join us on Wednesday, February 25th at 11:45 for a discussion with Dr. Vassili Schedrin about his upcoming biography of Solomon Mikhoels, the famed actor and artistic director of the Moscow State Jewish (Yiddish) Theater. Mikhoels also served as Chair of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee during WWII and traveled widely gaining support for the …
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Please join us on Wednesday, February 25th at 11:45 for a discussion with Dr. Vassili Schedrin about his upcoming biography of Solomon Mikhoels, the famed actor and artistic director of the Moscow State Jewish (Yiddish) Theater. Mikhoels also served as Chair of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee during WWII and traveled widely gaining support for the …
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Only a few years after WWII the Volkswagen Beetle became one of the most prominent political symbols of West German society’s economic recovery and its new beginning as a Western and democratic country. This talk tells a different story about what the Volkswagen signified for West Germans between 1947 and 1962. A joke about Jews … |
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Please join us for a debate between Tom Kostopoulos & Ioannis Ziogas as they offer differing opinions on the rise of the Greek radical left party (Syriza) and the consequences of its recent electoral victory on the future of Greece and the Eurozone. The debate will revolve around the issues of the current democratic deficit …
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Please join us for a debate between Tom Kostopoulos & Ioannis Ziogas as they offer differing opinions on the rise of the Greek radical left party (Syriza) and the consequences of its recent electoral victory on the future of Greece and the Eurozone. The debate will revolve around the issues of the current democratic deficit … |
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Dr. Hyden is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Political Science and African Studies. In this presentation, he will focus on his native Sweden. Politics in Sweden rarely attracts international attention, but the recent government crisis and the challenge stemming from admitting what the right-wing “Swedish Democrats” call too many foreigners have raised issues about Swedish exceptionalism. …
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Dr. Hyden is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Political Science and African Studies. In this presentation, he will focus on his native Sweden. Politics in Sweden rarely attracts international attention, but the recent government crisis and the challenge stemming from admitting what the right-wing “Swedish Democrats” call too many foreigners have raised issues about Swedish exceptionalism. … |
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Please join us on Tuesday, March 10th at 5:30 in the Judaica Suite, Library East for "Economic Trust & Anti-Semitic Violence: Jewish Cattle Traders, Nazis and Farmers, 1919-1939," a talk by Stefanie Fischer. Dr. Fischer will discuss the importance of Jewish cattle traders to the German-agro-society and the mutual trust between Jewish cattle traders in …
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Please join us on Tuesday, March 10th at 5:30 in the Judaica Suite, Library East for "Economic Trust & Anti-Semitic Violence: Jewish Cattle Traders, Nazis and Farmers, 1919-1939," a talk by Stefanie Fischer. Dr. Fischer will discuss the importance of Jewish cattle traders to the German-agro-society and the mutual trust between Jewish cattle traders in … |
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Please join us on Wednesday, March 11th at 11:45 in 005 Keene-Flint Hall for a lunchtime discussion led by Dr. Frank Wolff as he addresses the different visualizations of the Berlin Wall in the 1960s. As Dr. Wolff will discuss, these different visualizations had much to do with the opposing discourses of East Germany and …
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Please join us on Wednesday, March 11th at 11:45 in 005 Keene-Flint Hall for a lunchtime discussion led by Dr. Frank Wolff as he addresses the different visualizations of the Berlin Wall in the 1960s. As Dr. Wolff will discuss, these different visualizations had much to do with the opposing discourses of East Germany and … |
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talk by Dr. Frank Wolff. Sponsored by the Alexander Grass Chair in Jewish Studies and the Center for Jewish Studies. Dr. Wolff is an Assistant Professor of Modern History at the Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies, Osnabrück University.
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talk by Dr. Frank Wolff. Sponsored by the Alexander Grass Chair in Jewish Studies and the Center for Jewish Studies. Dr. Wolff is an Assistant Professor of Modern History at the Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies, Osnabrück University. |
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Please join us on Monday, March 16th, at 7:30 pm in 120 Pugh Hall for a stimulating discussion about post-1989 fantastic and science fiction in Poland led by Paweł Frelik, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland. Frelik will address noted Polish writers such as Stanislaw Lem and Jacek Dukaj. The event is free and open to the …
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Please join us on Monday, March 16th, at 7:30 pm in 120 Pugh Hall for a stimulating discussion about post-1989 fantastic and science fiction in Poland led by Paweł Frelik, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland. Frelik will address noted Polish writers such as Stanislaw Lem and Jacek Dukaj. The event is free and open to the … |
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Please join us for a seminar led by Paweł Frelik (Marie Curie Skłodowska University, Poland) on the subject of Central and Eastern European Science Fiction & Fantasy. The seminar, “What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Science Fiction: Genre Systems and Definitions in Central and Eastern Europe,” will take place on March 17, …
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Please join us for a seminar led by Paweł Frelik (Marie Curie Skłodowska University, Poland) on the subject of Central and Eastern European Science Fiction & Fantasy. The seminar, “What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Science Fiction: Genre Systems and Definitions in Central and Eastern Europe,” will take place on March 17, … |
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Please join us for a showing of "Times and Winds," March 19 at 5:10pm in Anderson Hall Room 034."Here is an utterly involving movie about childhood, by turns mesmeric and shocking; it is as addictive as a soap opera, and mysterious as a dream." - Peter Bradshaw (The Guardian)
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Please join us for a showing of "Times and Winds," March 19 at 5:10pm in Anderson Hall Room 034."Here is an utterly involving movie about childhood, by turns mesmeric and shocking; it is as addictive as a soap opera, and mysterious as a dream." - Peter Bradshaw (The Guardian)
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Please join us for a talk by András Bozóki, Professor of Political Science, Central European University, Visiting Professor Columbia University, on Thursday, March 19th at 5:30 pm in Smathers Library East, Room 100. Professor Bozóki will address the state of contemporary Hungarian politics and Hungary's relationship to the European Union. This talk is co-sponsored by … |
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Please join us on Friday, March 20th at 11:45 in the CES conference room, Turlington Hall 3312, for a talk by András Bozóki, Professor of Political Science, Central European University, Visiting Professor Columbia University. Professor Bozóki will address the role that intellectuals have played in politics and in developing political rhetoric. Lunch and refreshments will …
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Please join us on Friday, March 20th at 11:45 in the CES conference room, Turlington Hall 3312, for a talk by András Bozóki, Professor of Political Science, Central European University, Visiting Professor Columbia University. Professor Bozóki will address the role that intellectuals have played in politics and in developing political rhetoric. Lunch and refreshments will … |
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talk by Alexander Burak, Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures 2013-2014 Rothman Faculty Summer Fellow Russia’s perceived unpredictability is in direct proportion to ignorance about its internal political and cultural debates and processes. One of the strands of my project is translating and commenting on a series of emblematic excerpts from the thinking of some …
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talk by Alexander Burak, Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures 2013-2014 Rothman Faculty Summer Fellow Russia’s perceived unpredictability is in direct proportion to ignorance about its internal political and cultural debates and processes. One of the strands of my project is translating and commenting on a series of emblematic excerpts from the thinking of some … |
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Please join us on March 26, in Anderson Hall at 5:10pm, for this poignant film."Three people meet under unlikely circumstances and change each other's lives in this Turkish drama from director Abdullah Oguz. When an unmarried teenage girl is believed by her family to have given up her virginity, she is ordered to be killed …
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Please join us on March 26, in Anderson Hall at 5:10pm, for this poignant film."Three people meet under unlikely circumstances and change each other's lives in this Turkish drama from director Abdullah Oguz. When an unmarried teenage girl is believed by her family to have given up her virginity, she is ordered to be killed … |
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Please join us for a discussion with András Török, founding Director of Summa Artium, a non-profit company and arts & business center. Mr. Török will be discussing his recent work with FORTEPAN, an open-source, online digital archive of photographs taken by amateur photographers. FORTEPAN seeks to draw attention to the work of unknown and amateur …
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Please join us for a discussion with András Török, founding Director of Summa Artium, a non-profit company and arts & business center. Mr. Török will be discussing his recent work with FORTEPAN, an open-source, online digital archive of photographs taken by amateur photographers. FORTEPAN seeks to draw attention to the work of unknown and amateur … |
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Daniel Mendoza (1765-1836), a Sephardic Jew from London, was Britain’s boxing champion from 1790 to 1795. He enjoyed unparalleled fame and earned enormous sums of money for his matches, which drew large crowds and were widely reported in the press. As a “professor of pugilism” who gave lessons and wrote a book on boxing, he helped to popularize a sport that was widely viewed as quintessentially British. Although he was occasionally the object of anti-Jewish, he was widely respected and imitated.
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Daniel Mendoza (1765-1836), a Sephardic Jew from London, was Britain’s boxing champion from 1790 to 1795. He enjoyed unparalleled fame and earned enormous sums of money for his matches, which drew large crowds and were widely reported in the press. As a “professor of pugilism” who gave lessons and wrote a book on boxing, he helped to popularize a sport that was widely viewed as quintessentially British. Although he was occasionally the object of anti-Jewish, he was widely respected and imitated. |
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Please join us on Tuesday, March 31st, at 4:00 in Keene-Flint, 005, for "Graphic History - From the Archive to the Classroom." Since the publication of Maus the graphic narrative has slowly found widespread recognition as a valid, even vitally important medium for the expression of historical narrative - especially narratives of culturally and politically marginalized …
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Please join us on Tuesday, March 31st, at 4:00 in Keene-Flint, 005, for "Graphic History - From the Archive to the Classroom." Since the publication of Maus the graphic narrative has slowly found widespread recognition as a valid, even vitally important medium for the expression of historical narrative - especially narratives of culturally and politically marginalized … |
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Please join us on April 2nd at 5:30 pm in Pugh Hall, 170 for "Back in the USSR? A Roundtable on Russia," sponsored by the Center for European Studies and the Robin and Jean Gibson Term Professorship. This roundtable will bring together leading Russia specialists in an attempt to bring greater clarity to our understanding …
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Please join us on April 2nd at 5:30 pm in Pugh Hall, 170 for "Back in the USSR? A Roundtable on Russia," sponsored by the Center for European Studies and the Robin and Jean Gibson Term Professorship. This roundtable will bring together leading Russia specialists in an attempt to bring greater clarity to our understanding … |
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Please join us for the 2015 Jean Monnet Center of Excellence Workshop: “Transformations in Media, Citizenship and Participation in the Post-2008 EU.” This exciting workshop, which brings together experts from the United States and Europe, will explore the social, spatial, and cultural effects of the various crises that struck Europe in 2008. We will discuss …
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Please join us for the 2015 Jean Monnet Center of Excellence Workshop: “Transformations in Media, Citizenship and Participation in the Post-2008 EU.” This exciting workshop, which brings together experts from the United States and Europe, will explore the social, spatial, and cultural effects of the various crises that struck Europe in 2008. We will discuss … |
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