Dear colleagues,
I received this from a friend, if it can help those you know in either
Czernowitz or other Ukrainian cities, please feel free to disseminate
the more we help, the better for those in such terrible need,
https://www.avldigital.de/en/networking/details/job/philipp-schwartz-initiative-short-term-support-up-to-24-months-for-researchers-at-risk/?utm_source=news&utm_medium=sendy&utm_campaign=siefukraine
Fellowships, stipends, scholarships etc.
Philipp Schwartz Initiative: short-term support in Germany for researchers
at risk (special regulations & deadline for acutely endangered Ukrainian
researchers)
yours,
Dana Radler
Bucharest
On Mon, 7 Mar 2022 at 20:16, Mark Auslander <markauslander_at_icloud.com>
wrote:
> Colleagues,
> I recall that during the war in Bosnia, there were organized efforts to
> provide academic placements for displaced Bosnian scholars as well as
> students in North American and Western European institutions of higher
> learning, so that individuals might continue to teach, undertake research,
> and pursue their studies in relative safety.
>
> I appreciate that many of our Czernowitz friends are committed to staying
> and doing what they can to serve in the current struggle, but presumably
> there are some preparing to flee and go into exile, at least for a time.
> Is there at this point any kind of network that might assist, informally or
> otherwise, those from the Czernowitz scholarly or arts community find some
> sort of university placements, if only for a few months? I realize there
> are many visa complexities to be negotiated, but things are usually easier
> if there is a formal letter of invitation from a university.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions on how this might work, at this
> momentous time?
>
> warm regards,
> Mark
>
> Mark Auslander
> Concord, MA
>
>
>
>
>
> On Feb 27, 2022, at 8:32 AM, Jan Deelstra <jandeelstra_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dear Edgar, thank you for sharing this post. I have translated the main
> message of Mykola Kuschnir, without the personal information, into Dutch
> and placed the text on my social media. At the moment there is a
> well-attended demonstration in the center of Amsterdam to support the
> people of Ukraine, of which I have attached a photo.
>
> Greetings from the Netherlands,
>
> Jan Deelstra
>
> <Amsterdam 27 Feb 2002.jpeg>
>
> Op 27 feb. 2022, om 13:43 heeft Edgar Hauster <bconcept_at_hotmail.com> het
> volgende geschreven:
>
> Czernowitzers, dear friends,
>
> Many of you know my good friend Mykola Kuschnir, the Director of the
> Czernowitz Jewish Museum, whose tireless efforts have provided so much
> support to so many of us. Now it is time to stand by him, the people of
> Ukraine and Ukraine's Jewish Community. That's why I have published in our
> Ehpes Blog Mykola's yesterday's "Appeal of Czernowitz" in the original and
> in an (automatically) translated version:
>
> Blog Post: http://ehpes.com/blog1/?p=11116
> Appeal from Czernowitz:
> http://hauster.de/data/22022601MykolaKuschnirEN.pdf
>
> My blog post also lists a few selected ways to help the people of Ukraine,
> Czernowitz and Ukraine's Jewish community. I grateful to all our fello
> members who contacted me with questions, suggestions, ideas. Please
> understand that I am currently overwhelmed to answer the huge number of
> messages in detail.
>
> Mike, what you wrote today to us from the UK sums it up and I have no
> doubt that it applies to all of us:
>
> "The UK Chief Rabbi has composed a special prayer to be read in Shuls this
> morning. Given that my father was born in Czernowitz, I was given the
> honour of reciting the prayer. It was a moving moment and I’m pleased to
> say that there was unanimous support and sympathy in the congregation."
>
> Stand with the People of Ukraine!
>
> Edgar Hauster [MacBook]
>
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