We aim to promote awareness and understanding of Russia's past, present, and future, in all its disciplinary and cultural manifestations.
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The Jordan Center's Statement on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine: jordanrussiacenter.org/jorda…
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TOMORROW: On our last installment of 19v for the academic year, we will be exploring Russian diplomatic efforts in Egypt and Sudan during the 19th century. Join us for this interesting, understudied episode!
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TOMORROW: On our last installment of 19v for the academic year, we will be exploring Russian diplomatic efforts in Egypt and Sudan during the 19th century. Join us for this interesting, understudied episode!
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Thank you all for coming on April 30! The talk is now available on YouTube. @albats
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Join us online on Wednesday, May 13th for our last 19v installment of the academic year! This week, we will be exploring Russian engagement in Egypt and Sudan during the 19th century.
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Today on the Blog, Daniela Arias: “‘Every day, dozens of people from all over the world arrive in Russia to enlist. Many Colombians come after watching TikTok videos, as if this were a game. What is posted on social media is not real.’” shorturl.at/HYv9f
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Today on the Blog, Daniela Arias: “Since 2022, thousands of Colombians have entered the Russia-Ukraine conflict, on both sides. Why?” shorturl.at/PB0tP
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TOMORROW: All are welcome to join us for the Red Feminisms Symposium! Here, we will highlight work in the field of social reproduction as our presenters illuminate the intricacies of Soviet and Eastern European feminism.
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Reminder: Join us on April 30 at 4 PM for the final event of this semester’s “Russia and Its Neighbors: In Search of a New Paradigm” series, featuring Prof. @alexeiyurchak and Dr. Yevgenia @albats. RSVP: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Join us this Wednesday, April 29th for our Red Feminisms Symposium, which will highlight work in the field of social reproduction and dive into the intricacies of Soviet and Eastern European feminism. All are welcome to attend!
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Today on the Blog, Savannah Eklund: “The archive in the internet age becomes not only a place of historic preservation, but also a source of potential persecution.” shorturl.at/UfygQ
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TOMORROW: Join us online as Nicholas Bujalski walks us through the complex history of the Peter and Paul Fortress. In this talk, the prison is examined as a site of oppositional agency and self identity.
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On April 30@4 PM, join us for a conversation on Sovereign Sacrifice: War on Ukraine and the Remaking of Russia with Prof. @alexeiyurchak and Dr. Yevgenia @albats. In person only. RSVP: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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TOMORROW: The war in Ukraine may seem like a particularly contemporary conflict, but its origins spread back to the days of the Russian Empire. Join us as Eugene Finkel traces this history and uncovers its nuances.
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Thank you all for coming to last week’s event with
@albats. It’s now available on YouTube.
youtube.com/watch?v=ytwZD1qR…
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Join us on Friday, April 24th for historian Gregory Martin's exploration of how Soviet peasants governed themselves after revolution. This talk focuses on the political efforts of organizer Maksim Danilov in the Soviet countryside.
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Join us online on Wednesday, April 22nd to learn about the storied history of the Peter and Paul Fortress. Led by Nicholas Bujalski, this talk explores the citadel as a site of self-narration.
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Join us on Tuesday, April 21st as Eugene Finkel traces back the origins of the current war in Ukraine from the Russian Empire to contemporary times.
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Today on the Blog, Nickolas Khimerik: “Despite the apparent silliness of its lyrical content, Maxim Litvinov’s bard-rock song, ‘The Young Firefighter,’ functions as no less than an epitaph for the entire Soviet century.” shorturl.at/KA2NS
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Join us this Thursday, April 16 @ 4 PM for a conversation with Prof. Eliot Borenstein and Dr. Yevgenia @albats on Harry Potter, Russian Mass Culture, and the Turn to Militarism. In person only. RSVP:
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Thank you all for coming to last week’s event. It’s now available on YouTube.
youtube.com/watch?v=GirISTYy…
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