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SUMMARY:"Perhaps You Can Be Helpful in This Situation": Hungary\, the Eastern Bloc\, and the International Olympic Committee in the Cold War
DESCRIPTION:Lunchtime Symposium\n3312 Turlington (CES Conference Room)\nJohanna Mellis\, PhD Candidate\, History\nHow did the “boorish” Eastern Bloc representatives act within international organizations during the Cold War? How did the Western-oriented International Olympic Committee perceive and engage with the socialist Bloc nations? Based on research conducted at the IOC Historical Archives\, History PhD candidate Johanna Mellis will explore the evolving and increasingly mutually beneficial diplomatic relations between Hungary and the IOC from 1948-1989. She will also discuss how the unique position of the ‘middle’ Bloc nations more broadly – those situated between East Germany and the Soviet Union – helped to protect their support systems from Western scrutiny\, and how that benefitted their athletes to a certain extent as well.
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/perhaps-you-can-be-helpful-in-this-situation-hungary-the-eastern-bloc-and-the-international-olympic-committee-in-the-cold-war/
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SUMMARY:Career Talk - Conversation with CES Alumni
DESCRIPTION:Join CES for a conversation with CES alumni! \nCome hear how our alumni’s time at UF and work with CES helped shape their career paths. \nLunch provided!
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/career-talk-conversation-with-ces-alumni/
LOCATION:CES Conference Room\, Turlington Hall 3312
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SUMMARY:The Transatlantic Relationship in the Era of Trump
DESCRIPTION:Anderson 216\nDavid Armitage\nUS Department of State Bureau of Intelligence & Research\nThe transatlantic alliance is under stress from pressures within Europe: Brexit\, the migration crisis and the relationship with Russia all defy a common approach. In addition\, President Trump’s statements indicate a desire on the part of the US to play a less directly engaged role in European affairs. Despite this\, however\, crises in the European Union generally generate more cohesiveness in the end\, and there is considerable continuity in the transatlantic relationship that is often overlooked by those focused solely on the President’s statements.
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/the-transatlantic-relationship-in-the-era-of-trump/
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