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77 let Nakby _ 77 Years of Nakba
Event by: Sdružení Přátelé Palestiny
Location: Laichterův dům, Chopinova 1543/4, Praha 2
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ENGLISH FOLLOWS
We cordially invite you to an event reminiscent of 77 years of Nakby, which we organize in cooperation with the alarm publishing house. Href = "https://laichter.house/cs/event/1cosyriirpoxfsQWDE84"> https://laichter.house/cs/EVent/1cosyriirpoxfsQWDE84
Thank you!
The program of events
In the first part of the program dedicated to the 77 years of KBA, we will bring the events of 1947–1949, as described by Israeli new historian Ilan Pappé in his book Ethnic Palestine. The book was published last year in Czech translation by Alarm publishing house. The work will be presented by the editor of A2larma Saša Uhlová and other personalities, who are the theme of the fate of Palestine close. Dr. Bashar Shammled and Najed Awwad will bring us closer to the Palestinian culture and identity and present an effort to preserve the cultural heritage under the occupation and apartheid. Bashar Shamut will focus not only on the work of his parents, but also on his own work, which consists in the documentation and preservation of audiovisual cultural heritage - which is also a form of resistance under the circumstances. Dr. Shammut is the author of The Audiovisual Palestinian Heritage: Origin, Dispersion, and Digital Presernation - Preliminary Studies and Future Prospects. We will explain its meaning, diversity and symbolism. Each region of historical Palestines has its specific pattern - and you can try it and take it as a memory and memory of one of Palestinian towns, villages or regions. Culture and history. Already in 1937, the Committee for the Transfer of the Population was established. The plan to divide Palestine, approved by the UN in 1947 without the participation of Palestinians themselves, allowed mass expulsion of population and from the areas they were supposed to remain. The departure of the British administration was followed by a war in which the Zionist forces supported, among other things, armaments from Czechoslovakia, dominated 78 percent of the territory and expelled more than 750,000 Palestinians. Over 500 villages were burned, land and property were confiscated, the towns were renamed and the landscape was covered with a new symbolism. However,
Nakba did not end. It continues to this day in the form of cultural and historical eraction. The evening devoted to the 77 years of KBY will offer a view of these events and the current efforts of Palestinians to preserve and develop their culture, identity and memory. Often as a form of resistance. Ismail was expelled during the JAKBA and later became a "artistic face" of Palestinian resistance. His works reflect the pain of loss and hope for return. Tamim El-Akhal is one of the first formally educated Palestinian artists and captures memories of home, landscape and everyday life in Palestine. He works as an archivist, lecturer and consultant in Germany and the Arab world. Continues to reflect his parents and focuses on storing memory as a form of cultural resistance.
https://www.palestine-studies.org/en/node/1650386
In his documentary films (5 minutes from home, Gaza Calling), she mediates intimate portraits of people and places related to Palestinian experience. It focuses on the collection of memory and creation of archives where the official records are missing. Her work is a challenge to preserve identity and cultural memory despite erase. href = "https://www.palestinemuseum.us/events/2024/gaza-calling"> https://www.palestinemuseum.us/ Events/2024/Gaza-calling
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You Are Kindly Invited to An event Commemorating 77 Years of the Nakba, Organized in Collaboration with the A2larm Publishing House.
Href = "https://laichter.house/en/event/1cosyriirpoxfsqDE84"> https://laichter.house/cs/EVent/1cosyriirpoxfsQWDE84
AWAITS US program! Thank you! The Book Was Published in Czech Last Year by A2larm. A2larm Editor Sasha Uhlová Will Present the Work and Other Guests Who Care Deeply About of Palestine Will Also Take Part In The Reading.
Dimensions. Dr. BASHAR Shammut and Naked Awwad Will Speak About Palestinian Culture and Identity and Present Their Work to Preserve Cultural Heritage Under Conditions of Occupation and Apartheid. BASHAR Shammut Will Focus Not Only On the Legacy of His Parents, But Also on His Owne Work Documenting and Preserving Audiovisual Cultural Heritage - Act That Under the Circumstance Is Itself and Form of Resistance. Dr. Shammut is the Author of the Audiovisual Palestinian Heritage: Origin, Dispersion, and Digital Presernation - Preliminary Studies and Future Prospects.
Palestinian identity. We Will Explain Its Meaning, Diversity, and Symbolism. Each Region of Historic Palestine Has Its Own Unique Pattern-one of WHICH YOU WILL BE ABLE TO TRY STITCHING YOURSELF AND TAKE HOME As A Memory of A Palestinian City, Village, Or Region.
Expulsion, The Loss of the Homeland, and the Beginning of Systematic Efforts to Erase Palestinian Identity, Culture, and History. As Early As 1937, and population transfer Committee was Established. The Unable Plan of 1947, Passed without Palestinian Representation, Enabled the Forced Expulsion of People Even FROM area that Were Supposed to Remain Under Palestinian Control.
After the British Mandate Ended, War Broke Out. Zionist Forces, Supported in Part by Arms from Czechoslovakia, Took Control of 78 Percent of the Land and Expelled Over 750,000 Palestinians. MORE Than 500 Villages Were Destroyed, Land and Property Were Confiscated, Cities Were Renamed, and the Memory of the Land Was Overwritten with New Symbols. This Evening Event Offers Insight into That Process and Into ongoing Palestinian Efforts to Presherve and Cultivate Their, Identity and Collective Memory. Ophthen, this preservation of itself is a form of resistance.
Gues of the second part of the Evening Ismail Was Expelled During the Nakba and Later Became The “Artistic Face” of Palestinian Resistance. HIS Works Express the Pain of Loss and the Hope of Return. Tamim El-Akhal is One of the First Formally Educated Palestinian Women Artists. Her Art Reflects Memories of Home, Landscape, and Everyday Life in Palestine. He is an archivist, lecturer, and consultant Active in Germany and the Arab World. Continuing in the Legacy of His Parents, His Work Focuses On Safeguarding Memory As A Form of Cultural Resistance.
https://www.palestine-studies.org/en/node/1650386
In Her Documentaries (5 minutes from Home, Gaza Calling), She Offers Intimate Portraits of People and Places Rooted in the Palestinian Experience. HER WORK FOCUSES ON COLLECTING MEMORY AND CREATING ARCHIES IN PLACES WHERE NO Official Records existed. HER Films Are and Call to Preserve Identity and Cultural Memory in the Face of Ongoing Erasure. href = "https://www.palestinemuseum.us/events/2024/gaza-calling"> https://www.palestinemuseum.us/events/2024/gaza-calling
We cordially invite you to an event reminiscent of 77 years of Nakby, which we organize in cooperation with the alarm publishing house. Href = "https://laichter.house/cs/event/1cosyriirpoxfsQWDE84"> https://laichter.house/cs/EVent/1cosyriirpoxfsQWDE84
Thank you!
The program of events
In the first part of the program dedicated to the 77 years of KBA, we will bring the events of 1947–1949, as described by Israeli new historian Ilan Pappé in his book Ethnic Palestine. The book was published last year in Czech translation by Alarm publishing house. The work will be presented by the editor of A2larma Saša Uhlová and other personalities, who are the theme of the fate of Palestine close. Dr. Bashar Shammled and Najed Awwad will bring us closer to the Palestinian culture and identity and present an effort to preserve the cultural heritage under the occupation and apartheid. Bashar Shamut will focus not only on the work of his parents, but also on his own work, which consists in the documentation and preservation of audiovisual cultural heritage - which is also a form of resistance under the circumstances. Dr. Shammut is the author of The Audiovisual Palestinian Heritage: Origin, Dispersion, and Digital Presernation - Preliminary Studies and Future Prospects. We will explain its meaning, diversity and symbolism. Each region of historical Palestines has its specific pattern - and you can try it and take it as a memory and memory of one of Palestinian towns, villages or regions. Culture and history. Already in 1937, the Committee for the Transfer of the Population was established. The plan to divide Palestine, approved by the UN in 1947 without the participation of Palestinians themselves, allowed mass expulsion of population and from the areas they were supposed to remain. The departure of the British administration was followed by a war in which the Zionist forces supported, among other things, armaments from Czechoslovakia, dominated 78 percent of the territory and expelled more than 750,000 Palestinians. Over 500 villages were burned, land and property were confiscated, the towns were renamed and the landscape was covered with a new symbolism. However,
Nakba did not end. It continues to this day in the form of cultural and historical eraction. The evening devoted to the 77 years of KBY will offer a view of these events and the current efforts of Palestinians to preserve and develop their culture, identity and memory. Often as a form of resistance. Ismail was expelled during the JAKBA and later became a "artistic face" of Palestinian resistance. His works reflect the pain of loss and hope for return. Tamim El-Akhal is one of the first formally educated Palestinian artists and captures memories of home, landscape and everyday life in Palestine. He works as an archivist, lecturer and consultant in Germany and the Arab world. Continues to reflect his parents and focuses on storing memory as a form of cultural resistance.
https://www.palestine-studies.org/en/node/1650386
In his documentary films (5 minutes from home, Gaza Calling), she mediates intimate portraits of people and places related to Palestinian experience. It focuses on the collection of memory and creation of archives where the official records are missing. Her work is a challenge to preserve identity and cultural memory despite erase. href = "https://www.palestinemuseum.us/events/2024/gaza-calling"> https://www.palestinemuseum.us/ Events/2024/Gaza-calling
..........................................
You Are Kindly Invited to An event Commemorating 77 Years of the Nakba, Organized in Collaboration with the A2larm Publishing House.
Href = "https://laichter.house/en/event/1cosyriirpoxfsqDE84"> https://laichter.house/cs/EVent/1cosyriirpoxfsQWDE84
AWAITS US program! Thank you! The Book Was Published in Czech Last Year by A2larm. A2larm Editor Sasha Uhlová Will Present the Work and Other Guests Who Care Deeply About of Palestine Will Also Take Part In The Reading.
Dimensions. Dr. BASHAR Shammut and Naked Awwad Will Speak About Palestinian Culture and Identity and Present Their Work to Preserve Cultural Heritage Under Conditions of Occupation and Apartheid. BASHAR Shammut Will Focus Not Only On the Legacy of His Parents, But Also on His Owne Work Documenting and Preserving Audiovisual Cultural Heritage - Act That Under the Circumstance Is Itself and Form of Resistance. Dr. Shammut is the Author of the Audiovisual Palestinian Heritage: Origin, Dispersion, and Digital Presernation - Preliminary Studies and Future Prospects.
Palestinian identity. We Will Explain Its Meaning, Diversity, and Symbolism. Each Region of Historic Palestine Has Its Own Unique Pattern-one of WHICH YOU WILL BE ABLE TO TRY STITCHING YOURSELF AND TAKE HOME As A Memory of A Palestinian City, Village, Or Region.
Expulsion, The Loss of the Homeland, and the Beginning of Systematic Efforts to Erase Palestinian Identity, Culture, and History. As Early As 1937, and population transfer Committee was Established. The Unable Plan of 1947, Passed without Palestinian Representation, Enabled the Forced Expulsion of People Even FROM area that Were Supposed to Remain Under Palestinian Control.
After the British Mandate Ended, War Broke Out. Zionist Forces, Supported in Part by Arms from Czechoslovakia, Took Control of 78 Percent of the Land and Expelled Over 750,000 Palestinians. MORE Than 500 Villages Were Destroyed, Land and Property Were Confiscated, Cities Were Renamed, and the Memory of the Land Was Overwritten with New Symbols. This Evening Event Offers Insight into That Process and Into ongoing Palestinian Efforts to Presherve and Cultivate Their, Identity and Collective Memory. Ophthen, this preservation of itself is a form of resistance.
Gues of the second part of the Evening Ismail Was Expelled During the Nakba and Later Became The “Artistic Face” of Palestinian Resistance. HIS Works Express the Pain of Loss and the Hope of Return. Tamim El-Akhal is One of the First Formally Educated Palestinian Women Artists. Her Art Reflects Memories of Home, Landscape, and Everyday Life in Palestine. He is an archivist, lecturer, and consultant Active in Germany and the Arab World. Continuing in the Legacy of His Parents, His Work Focuses On Safeguarding Memory As A Form of Cultural Resistance.
https://www.palestine-studies.org/en/node/1650386
In Her Documentaries (5 minutes from Home, Gaza Calling), She Offers Intimate Portraits of People and Places Rooted in the Palestinian Experience. HER WORK FOCUSES ON COLLECTING MEMORY AND CREATING ARCHIES IN PLACES WHERE NO Official Records existed. HER Films Are and Call to Preserve Identity and Cultural Memory in the Face of Ongoing Erasure. href = "https://www.palestinemuseum.us/events/2024/gaza-calling"> https://www.palestinemuseum.us/events/2024/gaza-calling