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CamCREES is an inter-departmental committee, facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration in Russian and East European studies between members, colleges and faculties in the University. CamCREES seminars take place every other Tuesday during term, featuring speakers from Cambridge and far beyond. http://www.camcrees.group.cam.ac.uk/

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