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Putin to Attend Katyn Massacre Memorial
Reuters, 04 February 2010
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and his Polish counterpart, Donald Tusk, will attend a memorial service in April to commemorate the massacre of 20,000 Polish officers by Soviet forces during World War II. [...]
VEDI: Poland: Reliable Source? by Marynia Kruk, TRANSITIONS ONLINE, 12 November 2009
While paying lip service to diversifying its supply of natural gas, Warsaw inks a long-term deal with Gazprom.
WARSAW | In late October, nearly a year after the Russian-Ukrainian crisis left Poland with a 2.5 billion cubic meter shortfall of natural gas for 2009, Polish [...]
1989 en vidéos. Quelques liens vers des vidéos qui ont marqué l’année 1989.
alcune segnalazioni dal sito La Chute du Mur
- Churchill sulla Cortina di ferro a Fulton
- The Iron Curtain Diaries: il trailer
* Discours de Ronald Reagan à Berlin, « Mr Gorbachev, tear down this wall », Berlin, 12 juin 1987
* Discours inaugural du Président G. H. [...]
The Guarini Institute for Public Affairs,
in cooperation with Accademia d’Ungheria, Ambasciata di Polonia,
Ambasciata della Repubblica Slovacca and Istituto Culturale Ceco,
cordially invites you to attend the film
presentations and conference:
Guarini Institute
for Public Affairs – Fall 2009
20 YEARS AFTER THE FALL OF THE BERLIN WALL
Monday, November 9, 2009 – 8:15 pm
John Cabot University – Aula Magna Regina
Film Presentation: [...]
Klaus signs, Lisbon Treaty fully ratified
EurActiv.com, Tuesday 3 November 2009
Czech President Václav Klaus again surprised friends and foes alike by signing his country’s Lisbon Treaty ratification today (3 November) at 15.00 CET, just hours after the Czech Constitutional Court had given the text its green light. The EU’s reform treaty is now fully ratified [...]
Segnalato da Euro-topics, 03/11/2009
Postimees – Estonia – Marked differences between Baltic economies
In its autumn reports on Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania the International Monetary Fund (IMF) arrives at widely diverging conclusions, the Estonian daily Postimees notes: “The material on Estonia takes up only four pages, for Lithuania it’s only one and a half, but for [...]
Debata “Europe talks to Europe”
Breaking the bonds of national mythology
Warsaw debate on memory and European citizenship
21-10-2009
The second debate in Eurozine’s series “Europe talks to Europe” takes place on 27 October in Warsaw. On a panel entitled “Breaking the bonds of national mythology”, Arne Ruth and Danuta Glondys will discuss politics of memory in the public [...]
Germany: Controversies over the Nazi laws regarding the Polish minority
ANALYTICAL NEWSLETTER FOR CENTRAL EUROPE, GERMANY, THE BALkANS & THE BALTIC STATES – OŚRODEK STUDIÓW WSCHODNICH IM. MARKA KARPIA – CENTRE FOR EASTERN STUDIES – issue 36(48) – 21.10.2009
On 15 October, the Germany Ministry of Justice refused to make voida Nazi decree of 1940. According [...]
Political divide remains over Molotov-Ribbentrop pact [de]
EurActiv, Published: Thursday 15 October 2009
Members of the European Parliament continue to oppose each other over the significance of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, which divided Eastern Europe between the Third Reich and the Soviet Union.
Background:
2009 marks two important events: the 20th anniversary of democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe and [...]
1939 – Hitler, Stalin and Eastern Europe. Geschichtswerkstatt Europa
The international Forum will take place on 16 – 20 September 2009 in Wroclaw / Poland.
The thematic focus is the year 1939 and, in particular, the „Hitler-Stalin-Pact“. The pact had far-reaching consequences which are still firmly embedded in the remembrance landscapes of Germany and Poland. The symposium [...]
Unoccupied Britain. It looks simpler from across the Channel
Dal BLOG di Edward Lucas, From Economist.com, Oct 15th 2009
TWEAK history a bit. Imagine that in 1940 Hitler and Stalin divide Britain between them. Both occupying powers behave abominably but in different ways. After a rigged election, Scotland is declared part of the Soviet Union. Stalin imposes [...]
Segnalati da Euro-topics
A historical treaty – with major obstacles
- El País, Spain (13/10/2009) – The foreign ministers of Turkey and Armenia have signed a treaty that aims to regulate the resumption of diplomatic relations between the two countries. The left-liberal daily El País describes this as an important step but remains sceptical: “The [...]
Segnalato da Euro-topics
Rainer Bieling on the brave virtual world of the GDR
The German Democratic Republic (GDR) ceased to exist on October 3, 1990. Rainer Bieling writes in the conservative daily Die Welt that after its demise as a state, communist East Germany continued its existence as a virtual project by preserving its intellectual heritage [...]
Martin Šimečka on coming to terms with the communist past
Dilema Veche – Romania
After the end of the socialist dictatorships there was hope that Central Europe would be able to contribute new ideas to the Western world of politics, Slovak journalist Martin Šimečka writes. But he concludes in the weekly Dilema Veche that this hope [...]
Not Above the Law. No moral objection to Polanski’s arrest
From The Times, September 29, 2009
The conservative daily The Times – United Kingdom, comments on the arrest of film director Roman Polanski on his entering Switzerland on the weekend. Talent and personal tragedy should not have kept Roman Polanski free
When Roman Polanski won his Oscar for [...]
Du 7 au 9 septembre, le Président ukrainien Viktor Iouchtchenko était en Pologne pour une visite officielle de deux jours. Il a rencontré le Président polonais Lech Kaczynski ainsi que le Premier ministre polonais Donald Tusk afin de discuter en priorité de l’adhésion de l’Ukraine à l’Union européenne, que M. Tusk a assuré soutenir, tout [...]
The international objectives of Russia’s historical campaign / 2
Russian leaders are advocating a new European security order with Russia as a key player
Marek Menkiszak, East Week, issue 29(179), 3 september 2009, published by Centre for eastern studies/Ośrodek studiów wschodnich
The intensive historical campaign which has been ongoing in Russia in recent weeks, in connection with the [...]
Russia, Poland and history. Mr Putin regrets. Russia bandages a wound in Poland
Dal BLOG di Edward Lucas, Sep 3rd 2009, From The Economist print edition
IT IS hard to imagine modern Germany haggling with Poland about opening wartime archives, let alone over who started the war. With Russia, it is different. Vladimir Putin’s visit to Gdansk, [...]
1 settembre 2009. Celebrazioni a Danzica, ma la storia è ancora un campo di battaglia
Internazionale
Di acqua ne è passata sotto i ponti e i grandi nemici di un tempo ora convivono nel parlamento europeo. Eppure, a settant’anni dall’invasione tedesca della Polonia, atto che la maggior parte degli storici indica come l’inizio della seconda guerra mondiale, [...]
Anniversario del patto. Stalin-Hitler, Russia divisa
IL Secolo XIX.it, 22 agosto 2009
Il Cremlino ha lanciato da tempo una campagna per riaffermare il ruolo chiave dell’Urss staliniana nella sconfitta del nazismo, ma c’è un episodio storico che rischia di creare un certo imbarazzo: il trattato di non aggressione tra Urss e Germania, noto anche come Patto Molotov-Ribbentrop, [...]
Hírszerző – Hungary
Jan Mainka on the significance of historic photos for Hungary
On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the Pan-European picnic, a peace demonstration on the border between Austria and Hungary, Jan Mainka reflects in the weekly newspaper Hírszerző on the significance of this and other events for Hungary’s international standing today: “Through courage, [...]
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