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Film and Lecture series
Stanford Lectures on Ukraine, 2009-10
Stanford Romanian Film Series, 2009-10
Stanford Hungarian Film Series, 2009-10: Gems of Hungarian Cinema
The Silkroad Lecture Series, 2009-10
Documentary Films of Central Asia: Two Epochs of National Identity Formation
One-time events
Wed., 2/10 at 5:30 pm:
Norman Naimark (Stanford), “Stalin and Genocide”
Fri., 2/12 at 7 pm:
Stanford Romanian Film Series
Filantropica/Philanthropy (2002)
Tues., 2/16 at 7 pm:
Documentaries of Central Asia: Soviet-era
documentaries from Tajikistan
Thurs., 2/18 at 7:30 pm:
Gail Lapidus (Stanford), "New Security Challenges in Central Asia"
Fri., 2/19 at 7 pm:
Gems of Hungarian Cinema
Az én XX. századom/My 20th Century (1989)
Tues., 2/23 at 4 pm:
Eleonora Ioffe, "Gustav Mannerheim: mif i realnost'"
(lecture in Russian)
Wed., 2/24 at 4:15 pm:
Eurasian Studies Working Group, Tomas Matza, "History
in the Present: The New/Post-Soviet Person and Other Cold War Figures"
Thurs., 2/25 at 5 pm:
Michael Moser, "Periphery in the Center: Galicia in
the History of Ukrainian Language," Stanford Lectures on Ukraine
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The 34th Annual Stanford-Berkeley Conference on Russia, East European & Eurasian Studies will be held on Fri., March 5, 9:30 am – 5:30 pm, in the Wallenberg Learning Theater, Building 160, on the Stanford campus. This year’s conference, entitled “Media and Memory in Russia, Eastern Europe & Eurasia” will feature experts on digital preservation, Balkan studies, Russian film studies, international journalism, and the politics of memory. This conference is free and open to the public and made possible by US Department of Education Title VI funding. Read more >
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