LECTURES - WARSAW(June 25-July 4)
MARTIN MALIA - professor of history, University of California, Berkeley
Russia in the Western Eyes (inaugural lecture of the School)
(June 26-29: Reunions activities for the past graduates East European Summer School)
ZBIGNIEW WOJCIK - historian, professor emeritus, Polish Academy of Sciences (Warsaw)
17th Century: Changing Power Relations in Eastern Europe
WŁADYSŁAW A. SERCZYK - historian, professor, Pedagogical College (Rzeszów, Poland)
18th Century: Russia in Europe - The Building of an Empire
ROMAN WAPINSKI - historian, professor, Gdańsk University
19th and 20th Centuries: The Heritage of the Rzeczpospolita and the New Ideologies of National Independence
PIOTR EBERHARDT - geographer, professor, Polish Academy of Sciences (Warsaw)
20th Century: Evolution of the Nationality Question in East Central Europe
LECTURES - WARSAW (July 12-15)
WOJCIECH ROSZKOWSKI - historian, professor, Polish Academy of Sciences (Warsaw)
20th Century: East Central Europe during the Communist Period
LENA KOLARSKA-BOBINSKA - sociologist, director of the Institute of Public Affairs (Warsaw)
The 1990's and Beyond: The Transformation in East Central European Countries
BOHDAN OSADCZUK - historian, professor emeritus, Free University of Berlin
The Successes and Failures of Prediction: East Central Europe Over the Past Half Century
(closing lecture of the School)
In addition: visits to institutions, archives, libraries, museums, and a field trip: Palaces of Warsaw. The field trip will be conducted by: WALDEMAR BARANIEWSKI - historian of art, assistant professor at the University of Warsaw.
LECTURES - WROCŁAW (July 6-10, at the Ossolineum)
WŁADYSŁAW BARTOSZEWSKI - Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland
Solidarity - Poland - Europe, 1980-2000 (inaugural lecture of the session)
ADOLF JUZWENKO - historian, director of the Ossolineum Library (Wrocław)
The Anti-Communist Opposition in the People's Republic of Poland: Origins - Evolution - Legacy
Round Table Discussion: Anti-Communist Opposition in the People's Republic of Poland, with leaders of the former Opposition and of the Solidarity
ANDRZEJ PACZKOWSKI - historian, professor, Polish Academy of Sciences (Warsaw)
The Problem of Resistance on a Social Level under Communism
BOHDAN OSADCZUK - historian, professor emeritus, Free University of Berlin
Solidarity in Poland and Oppositional Activities in Ukraine
AKOS ENGELMAYER - former Hungarian ambassador to Poland and Belarus
The Polish Opposition, Solidarity, and Opposition Movements in Central Europe
DIETER BINGEN - political scientist, historian, Deutsches Polen-Institut (Darmstadt)
The Federal Republic of Germany's Policy Toward Poland and the USSR after 1980
ANDRZEJ KORBONSKI - political scientist, professor, University of California, Los Angeles
US Policy toward Soviet Union after 1980
(closing lecture of the session)
SEMINARS
1. East Central Europe: Where Cultures, Nations, and Religions Meet (BOHDAN CYWINSKI - historian, professor, University of Warsaw)
2. The West's Eastern Policy (BOHDAN OSADCZUK - historian, professor emeritus, Free University of Berlin)
3. Russian Foreign Policy from the Revolution to the Present (MICHAEL RYWKIN - professor emeritus, City College of New York)
4. Twentieth Century Polish Culture (ANDRZEJ MENCWEL - cultural historian, professor, University of Warsaw)
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