© International MemorialThe international historical-educational, human rights and charitable society "Memorial" announced a program of events for March 2016.
Conference hall of the International Memorial (Karetny Ryad, 5/10)
March 5 at 11:00 - Yakunin readings
The Moscow Helsinki group holds a conference on human rights activities of the priest Gleb Yakunin (1934–2014).
Reading program:
Registration is here
March 11 at 18:30 - seminar "Prince Peter Alekseevich Kropotkin"
(in the cycle "Left in Russia. History and modernity")
March 16 at 19:00 - show of the film "Yan Karsky. The righteous of the world ”(Karski I Władcy Ludzkoavy, 2015)
(within the framework of the project "Documentary Environment")
Director: Slavomir Grunberg
Production: Poland, Russia, USA
Duration: 75 min
A documentary about the legendary courier of the Polish anti -Hitler resistance, which in 1942 was the first to bring to England and the USA the news of the mass destruction of Jews by the Nazis.
In 1942, hundreds of thousands of Polish Jews were sent to Nazi death camps. The world refused to know this. The Messenger of the Polish Resistance, Jan Karsky was forced to go to the Warsaw ghetto to see how the solution of the Jewish issue for the first time in the history of mankind is brought to the end. Having visited the death camp and faced what was outside the human understanding, Karsky tried to get from the Western world recognition of the Holocaust and help in the termination of the extermination of Jews. His report was a turning point in how the Western public perceived the tragedy of Jews in Poland, and helped to save Jews from Hungary and Romania.
“The war ended 35 years ago, I am not returning to it,” says Yang Kara in the epoch -making film of Claude Lanzman “Shoa”, which in 1987 first published the history of Karskaya during the Second World War. The director Slavomir Grunberg uses this and other archival personnel in his film, complementing them with animation and interviews with experts to once again tell about the most important activities of Jan Karskoy - modern righteous.
March 21 at 19:00 - opening of the exhibition "Different Wars: School Textbooks of European countries about the Second World War"
Russia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland - for each of these countries, the Second World War had its own face and consequences. Many conflicts have their roots in the history of war, the memory of the war still remains painful, the interpretation of events causes disputes that goes far beyond the academic community.
The heritage of this period is still not meaningfully properly. The history textbooks presented at the exhibition shows how the same events in European countries that the schoolboy should draw, which he should know, and what, perhaps not, do not.
The exhibition will work daily, except Saturday and Sunday, from 11:00 to 19:00.
March 23 at 19:00 - report by Natalie Muan (Cercec/CNRS) "After German hard labor: the fate of the former Soviet prisoners Ravensbruk"
(joint seminar of the German Historical Institute in Moscow, the Center for Franco-Russian Research in Moscow and the International Memorial)
The focus of the seminar includes new trends and methodological approaches in the field of Soviet history. Speeds are held in Russian, except for especially indicated cases. Some reports are published on the Perspectivia.net website on Soviet History Discussion Papers .
March 24 at 19:00 - Anna Kachkayeva and Konstantin Eggert. "State and society in the media mirror"
(in the cycle "In which country do we live")
Questions to the seminar:
Maria Lipman, Lev Gudkov, Danila Halperovich and others participate in the seminar.
The memorial continues the cycle of expert lectures and discussions according to the current state, problems and prospects for the development of the Russian state and society "in which country we live." Expert discussions are held once a month on a wide range of problems with the participation of leading experts, journalists, politicians.
Project curator: Nikolai Petrov, head of the laboratory of the methodology for assessing regional development of the Higher School of Economics.
March 25 at 19:00 - meeting with Sergey Mironenko
(in the cycle "Historian for the workbench")
Sergey Mironenko is a Russian historian, doctor of historical sciences, professor, director of the State Archive of the Russian Federation, member of the Scientific Council of the Russian Military Health Society.
In the focus of the cycle “Historian behind the workbench” - a historian and his creative laboratory, as well as important problems of today's science and the formation of a historical community.
Project leaders: Konstantin Morozov and Nikita Sokolov.
The cycle is designed primarily for historians, students and graduate students of historical faculties, as well as everyone who is interested in historical science and its problems.
Outside the international memorial
March 27 at 13:00 - excursion "Moscow Varlam Shalamov"
The fate of a person woven into the history of the city: from the avant-garde circles of the 1920s and a student room near the Chinese City Wall until the lonely old age of a genius who did not wait for recognition. Two arrests and two return. Family drama. The search for a new form to display inhuman experience, the search for ways of survival is physical and spiritual. All this was in Moscow, dumb witnesses to Tom - Moscow houses, Moscow alleys.
Group at 13:00 at the beginning of Nikolskaya Street, near the Nautilus shopping center.
Every day, except Saturday and Sunday, from 11:00 to 19:00, the exhibition “Live or write. Barlam Shalamov ” (curators Christina Linx and Wilfried F. Schöller)