Thanks to the kindness of Jordan, you’ll find a “google” translation below.
Bruce
On 7/8/16, 17:43, "Jordan S. Bernhard" <cz-l_at_jordandirect.com> wrote:
>I wish more people in this group would use Google’s free translation tool
>that can be added to any browser. One click translates from almost
>anything to almost anything.
>
>In plant text:
>
>Jewish day at City Hall
>
>Posted 08/07/2016
>
>
>>From 12 July to 5 August in Ukraine will be held for the second time
>educational project "Jewish day at
>City Hall." This year a series of lectures and discussions combined
>common theme "Community
>environment and the state in the disputed city of the twentieth century."
>Participation in the project will be
>scientists from Poland, Great Britain, Germany, the United States and
>Ukraine. All events except "walking
>city", has traditionally been held in the restaurant "Town Hall" (Pl.
>Market, 1). Log - free!
>
>Guest lecturers and speakers will Kotynska Katarzyna (Institute of Slavic
>Studies of the Polish Academy
>of Sciences, Warsaw), Christoph Mick (Vorvikskyy University, UK), Kai
>Struve (Halle-Wittenberg
>University Luther im.Martina Germany), Jan Tomasz Gross (Princeton
>University) Timothy White (City
>University of New Jersey, USA), Meyhil Fowler (University Stetson, USA),
>Daniel Ilnytskyy Victor
>Martynyuk (Institute of Ukrainian Studies. I. Krypyakevych NANUkrayiny
>Lviv), Carolina Shymanyak
>(Wroclaw University / Jewish historical Institute, Warsaw), Irina
>Starovoit (Lviv National University.
>Franko), Natalia Alyeksyun (Touro College, USA).
>
>Participants of the second series of lecture-discussion program "Jewish
>day at City Hall, the Community
>environment and the state in the disputed city of the twentieth century"
>invites the general public and
>visitors to discuss selected topics and issues related to urban history,
>culture, communities and people's
>lives, that were part of previous city and wider region, and the memory
>of them in modern societies. In a
>series of lectures, residents and visitors can get acquainted with the
>research of historians, culture and
>literature and engage in discussion of complex, little-known or seemingly
>known scenes from the history
>of the city.
>
>A common theme is coexistence Ukrainian, Poles and Jews before World War
>II and how to go beyond
>the scheme of relations between the three major ethnic groups. To show
>the importance of national and
>ethnic life in the city, but take into account the heterogeneity and
>complexity that lies behind such
>descriptions? What researchers know about the idea and perception of
>different communities each other?
>As these ideas about each other affect the relations on different levels
>of politics to everyday life? What
>happens in a situation barbarization life due to the occupation and what
>the trajectory and factors of
>escalation of violence? Ten lectures present study around two major
>themes of the twentieth century: a
>violent alter the city, community and people, and what was the culture in
>societies in times of radical
>change, escalation, and even hatred? What are the opportunities and the
>role of culture in the new
>government and ideological projects for implementation which used brutal
>and deadly policy? As well as
>art and literature could be the "place" of violence and, on the contrary,
>"place" to escape from it?
>Each lecture or discussion will be accompanied by simultaneous
>translation to English / Ukrainian
>language.
>
>The main organizer of the educational project "Jewish day at City Hall,
>the Community environment and
>the state in the disputed city of the twentieth century" is the Center
>for Urban History . The project is
>being implemented with the support of the Culture of the Lviv City
>Council and the All-Ukrainian Jewish
>Charitable Foundation "Hesed Aryeh”.
>
>Programme of events here:
>
>This program is a continuation of last year's initiative "Jewish day at
>City Hall, common heritage and
>responsibility", the focus of which was the question heritage and history
>of the city and dialogue in society.
>"Jewish Days" is a public program for the general public and related to
>two projects of the Center for
>Urban History: a summer school on Jewish history and multicultural past
>that is from 2010 and the
>initiative "Space synagogue, Jewish history, heritage and shared
>responsibility" ( in partnership with LCC
>and the German Society for international cooperation GIZ).
>
>
>On Jul 8, 2016, at 10:33 AM, Bruce Reisch <bruce.reisch_at_cornell.edu>
>wrote:
>
>http://uamoderna.com/robochij-stil/jewish-days-lviv
>
>12 July to 5 August.
>
>If you can translate, tell us about it! Maybe some Cz-L summer visitors
>will be passing through.
>
>Bruce
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