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SUMMARY:Pictures of Resistance
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n \nGainesville Fine Arts Association Gallery\n1314 S Main\n \nBrief Intro\n \nThe UF Center for European Studies and the Gainesville Fine Arts Association present a traveling exhibition of the photos of Faye Schulman\, the only known Jewish partisan to document the WWII experience on film.\n \nReception: February 15\, 2020\, from 6-8pm\nwith introduction by Norman JW Goad – Braman Professor of Holocaust Studies\, Director – Center for Jewish Studies.
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/pictures-of-resistance/
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SUMMARY:An Update on BREXIT
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \n3310 Turlington Hall\n  \nBrief Intro\n  \nConversations on Europe Virtual Roundtable – This month’s Conversation on Europe invites a panel of experts to update us on the continually changing circumstances surrounding Brexit. At the time of the printing of this flyer\, the British withdrawal from the EU deadline is scheduled for January 31st\, but after so may postponements and delays\, it is anyone’s guess whether or not that will happen. Join us for an up-to-the-minute assessment of the current outlook for Brexit. Audience participation is encouraged. To participate remotely\, contact irm24@pitt.edu.\n  \nPanelists:\nTim Bale\, Queen Mary University of London\nPablo Fernandez-Vazquez\, University of Pittsburgh\nTimothy G. McMahon\, Marquette University\nAnand Menon\, King’s College London (tentative)\n  \nModerator:\nJae-Jae Spoon\, University of Pittsburgh\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/an-update-on-brexit/
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SUMMARY:Childhood Agency in Julian Kulski’s WWII Diary
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \n3310 Turlington Hall\n  \nLunchtime Symposium\n  \nWWII: Beyond the Battlefields – CES Series Marking the 75th Anniversary of the End of WWII\n  \nCorinne Matthews\, Ph.D. Candidate\, English\n  \n“I’m determined to show them that the younger boys can fight as men.”\n  \nThe World War II diary of Julian Kulski is one of few English-language primary accounts of the WWII German occupation of Warsaw. First published in 1979 and re-issued in 2014\, this account follows Julian’s experiences over the course of the war as he “is recruited into the clandestine Polish Underground Army by his Scoutmaster\, undertakes a secret mission into the Warsaw Ghetto\, is captured by the Gestapo\, sentenced to Auschwitz\, rescued\, fights in a Polish Commando unit in the Warsaw Uprising\, and ends [up] as a 16-year-old German POW.” This talk explores how Julian demonstrates childhood agency as he fully participates in and even leads acts of resistance to the German occupation. Ultimately\, Kulski’s record demonstrates the efficacy of children working both alone and in conjunction with adults to resist tyranny.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/childhood-agency-in-julian-kulskis-wwii-diary/
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