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CRASSH East European Memory Studies Seminar

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Georgiy Kasianov (Ukrainian Academy of Sciences) “Struggling with the Traumatic Past: The Great Famine of 1932-33 and the Politics of Memory in Contemporary Ukraine.”

Mieke Wulf (University of Maastricht) “Changing Memory Regimes in Eastern Europe”

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