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Lectures within a series

28.09.2015

The Surreal Heart of New Russia - meeting with Peter Pomerantsev

Bandit with artistic soul, professional seducers, black widows wrapped in dynamite, revolutionary oligarchs, suicidal models, a would-be director who pulls the strings in the political puppet theatre from the heights of the Kremlin…  In the country that covers nine time zones and one sixth of the globe, the television is the only unifying power. It is the most important tool of the new type of authoritarianism, much more subtle than its twentieth-century versions. Peter Pomerantsev analyses the mechanisms of Vladimir Putin’s regime and attempts to answer the question: what is the new Russia and in which direction is it heading?

18.10.2016

Meeting with Marietta Chudakova

Polish‑Russian dialogue at the ICC 

04.12.2014

Russia that you do not know - lecture by Walery Paniuszkin

A part of the series initiated in 2012, the idea for which was developed in cooperation with the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding. 

08.04.2014

My Russia - lecture by Dr. Hieronim Grala

A lecture will offer an intimate account of Russia delivered by dr. Hieronim Grala, a historian and diplomat, who for nine years resided in two Russian capital cities. In his speech, Dr Grala will also address numerous stereotypes still present in both nations and vitality of mutual prejudices. 

03.12.2013

Napoleon's Europe

A lecture by Prof. Oleg Sokołow

21.03.2013

The East of Europe as a challenge - lecture by ambassador Jerzy Bahr

Lectures organised in cooperation with the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding are an inherent part of the tradition of debates about the culture of European countries held in the Ravens Hall. The leading theme of the series of meetings started in 2012 is contemporary Poland and Russia, with a special emphasis on issues related to literature, culture, history and national heritage.

18.04.2013

Russia and Poland – culture and politics - lecture by Prof. Alexandr Lipatov

The fourth meeting from the cycle started in 2012 on the situation in contemporary Poland and Russia with an emphasis on culture, history and national heritage. The idea of the Russian meetings was conceived in cooperation with the Centre for Polish Russian Dialogue and Understanding, falling within the tradition of debates on the culture of European countries held in the Ravens Hall.

13.05.2013

Through the eyes of a Soviet toy

A lecture by Konstanty Usenko.

27.11.2012 - 13.06.2015

The writer and society

A lecture by Victor Yerofeyev organised in cooperation with the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding is an inherent part of the tradition of debates about the culture of European countries held in the Ravens Hall.

26.10.2012

Russia and Russians in the mirror of contemporary Russian literature

A lecture by Irina Prokhorowa organised in cooperation with the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding is an inherent part of the tradition of debates about the culture of European countries held in the Ravens Hall.