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EHRC Research Seminar: Professor Igor Cașu, "The post-war Soviet famine 1946/47: archival sources in Moldova, Ukraine, and Russia"
R.014 (Ramphal)

Most of the talk will be on the post-war Soviet famine with a special focus on the Moldavian SSR where the famine was the most severe. The last part of the talk will be about sources on Tsarist, Soviet, and Romanian inter-war and WWII regimes covering not only the Moldavian National Archives but also archives in Kyiv (SBU), Odesa, and (currently inaccessible) Russia.

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Seminar Event EHRC |
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STVDIO Seminar: Elena Giusti (Warwick)
FAB1.10

Dr Elena Giusti (Warwick), 'The Early Modern Re-Invention of Rome's "African Monstrosities"'. This is an in-person event in FAB1.10

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Italian Research Seminar Series - The Last Decade. Icone e nostalgia degli anni Novanta
FAB2.48
More information | Tags: School of Modern Languages and Cultures Research seminars Italian Research |

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