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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:Running an Oral History Project
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n \n3310 Turlington\n \nBrief Intro\n \nCareer Development Serie\n \nJonathan Byrne\, Bletchley Park Trust Oral History Officer\n \nByrne will share some insights from his second career\, as an oral historian. He has been privileged to hear many fascinating stories from men and women who for so many years were forbidden to talk about their wartime work. Lunch provided
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/running-an-oral-history-project/
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SUMMARY:Bletchley Park – Women Vital to War-Winning Intelligence
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n \nDauer 219\n \nBrief Intro\n \nWWII: Beyond the Battlefields – Center for European Studies Series Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the End of WWII\n \nJonathan Byrne\, Bletchley Park Trust Oral History Officer\n \nThe top-secret British codebreaking establishment at Bletchley Park\, forty miles north west of London\, played a crucial part in Allied victory in World War 2. Nearly three quarters of the 9\,000-strong workforce were young women\, in roles including cryptanalyst\, intelligence analyst and machine operator. Further afield\, thousands more women intercepted the codebreakers’ raw material – enemy signals. The Bletchley Park Oral History Project has recorded nearly 450 interviews with woman veterans\, and using their stories and other material\, Jonathan Byrne will look at the experiences of women codebreakers. It was an era when gender frequently defined or limited opportunities; did this apply to the unique work and conditions at Bletchley Park?
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/bletchley-park-women-vital-to-war-winning-intelligence/
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SUMMARY:Borders and Contested Memory in Northern Ireland
DESCRIPTION:  \nLocation\n  \nvirtual only\n  \nBrief Intro\n  \nConversations on Europe Virtual Roundtable\n  \nPanelists:\nJonathan Blake\, RAND\nKaty Hayward\, Queen’s University Belfast\nJennifer Keating\, Carnegie Mellon University\nConnal Parr\, Northumbria University\n  \nModerator:\nJae-Jae Spoon\, University of Pittsburgh\n  \nFor this month’s Conversation on Europe\, we explore borders and contested memory in Northern Ireland. Our panel of experts will explore the conflict over territory and identity in Norther Ireland and how that has played out at the border and in other spaces. We will discuss what has changed since the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement and what may happen as a result of Brexit and the recent elections in the Republic of Ireland. Audience participation is encouraged. To participate remotely\, contact irm24@pitt.edu.\n 
URL:https://ces.ufl.edu/event/borders-and-contested-memory-in-northern-ireland/
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