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"THE
TRAVELING SCHOLARS EAST COAST TOUR"
LECTURES ON THE 1956
HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION
The Traveling Scholars are
three leading Hungarian historians - two from
Hungary, one from George Washington University -
who will visit the major universities on the
East Coast to give lectures on the 1956
Hungarian Revolution.
Included will be visual
presentations of the Revolution including
photographs, video, film, and sound.
Participants:
Charles GATI
Professor,
European Studies, School of Advanced
International Studies, Johns Hopkins University.
Csaba BÉKÉS
Founding
Director, Cold War History Research Center,
Budapest (www.coldwar.hu),
Senior Research Fellow, 1956 Institute, Budapest
(www.rev.hu).
Visiting Fulbright Professor, New York
University, 2006-2007.
Attila SZAKOLCZAI,
Senior Research Fellow, 1956 Institute, Budapest
(www.rev.hu).
Program:
Monday, October 2, 7:00
- 10:00 PM
The Transregional Center for Democratic Studies,
New School for Social Research, Swayduck
Auditorium, Ground Floor Lobby, 65th Fifth
Avenue between 13th & 14st Street, NYC
Tuesday, October 3,
12:00 - 1:20 PM
Princeton University, Rm. 219 Aaron Burr Hall,
Princeton, NJ
Wednesday, October 4,
4:00 - 6:00 PM
George Washington University, Lidner Family
Commons, 6th Floor of the Elliot School of
International Affairs, Washington DC
Thursday, October 5,
5:30 - 8:00 PM
Cuny Graduate Center, European Union Studies
Center, Rooms: C202/C203
365 5th Ave. between 34th & 35th Streets, NYC
Friday, October 6, 7:00
PM
Hungarian Cultural Center, 447 Broadway 5th
Floor, NYC
FILM PREMIERE
Screening of a new documentary:
A Hot Autumn in the Cold War by Judit
Kóthy and Judit Topit
In Hungarian with English subtitles
Q&A with the Traveling Scholars after the
screening
October 9, 2006, 3:00 -
5:00 PM
New York University, King Juan Carlos Center, 53
Washington Square South. First Floor Screening
Room, NYC
October 10, 12:00 -
3:15 PM
Harvard, Center for Government and
International Studies in Room S354 at 1730
Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Info:
www.culturehungary.org |