After the Second World War, the Czechoslovak borderlands (known as the Sudetenland during the war) endured continued violence and ethnic cleansing, which also affected German-speaking Jews, many of whom had just returned from concentration or labor camps. In 1947, representatives … Read more
This presentation is part of an ongoing project based on Dr. Radislav Lapushin's long-time preoccupation with Chekhov. The project, however, is focused not on Chekhov’s works per se but on the life they have taken over the course of time, … Read more
CSEEES is delighted to host a guest lecture by Dr. Diana Dumitru, Associate Professor of History at “Ion Creangă” State University of Moldova, on "The State, Antisemitism, and the Holocaust in the Soviet-Romanian Borderlands." ‣ Talk description Based on original sources, this … Read more
Dr. Silvia Tomášková, Professor and Chair, Department of WGST/Department of Anthropology, will present on "Early Anthropology on the Margins: Siberia as the Place to Be." Boxed lunches will be provided to registrants. Please RSVP with your lunch order from Lunch and … Read more
Note: This talk had to be cancelled owing to visa problems. In the event that Professor Negura visits the Triangle area later this year, we will try to schedule another presentation. CSEEES is delighted to host a guest lecture by … Read more
Eren Tasar, Assistant Professor of History, will present on "Central Asian Islam during the Brezhnev Era: Surprising Findings." Eren Tasar is a historian of modern Central Asia in the Department of History at UNC Chapel Hill. He studied at Stanford … Read more
The Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies is pleased to invite you for the UNC MA RUES thesis presentations on Wednesday, April 29 at 11:30 am in FedEx GEC #2008/2010. For our graduating students, this annual tradition provides … Read more
